Contemptible Artifices and Riot Schemes in Colonial Policy
A detailed critique targets Governor and council actions during a colonial riot, accusing them of pre concerted plans to justify military intervention. It argues that tempers were inflamed by biased officials, reveals misused seizures and biased inquiries, and asserts the governance aimed to suppress dissent rather than seek justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wwe
Council-Board
Barnard
Castle William
General Gage
Col. Dalry
Treasury
House of Commons
Fats
Firite
Spirit of the people will resist tyrants, warns speaker
In a charged passage, the speaker laments attempts to subdue the nation’s free spirit. He cautions that pressing down liberty merely strengthens its recoil and vows that honest men will feel the avenging force if such tyranny continues. Thewavering resolve of AMERICANUS echoes through the counties.
Aurora Borealis and storms across Warrington to Virginia
Reports from Warrington, Leeds, and other places describe extraordinary aurora displays on the 24th and a violent September gale in Virginia that wrecked ships and homes. Gibraltar letters note new ships for French service and Barbary provisions, while Algiers threatened mutiny over peace with Portugal. Newmarket races record results and royal pardons, marriages, and deaths among city notables as late November date closes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Warrington
Leeds
Virginia
Gibraltar
Genoa
Provisionis
Barbary
Spain
Gibralter
Algiers
Newmarket
Lord Grosvenor
Chymill
C. Bunbury
Bellario
B. C
Duke of Grafton
Sir J. Lowther
Jason
Lord Carliff
Cara
Merry Lass
Lord Farnham
Mrs Omar
Lord Orford
Gigg
Lord Offory
Cosmo
Mr. Pigot
B.C
Fortescue
Laycock
Vernon
Fabius
C. Blake
Rainham
Burlton
D. C
William Troy
Henry Tomlinson
Hackney
Richard Bransby
Fonnereau
Welbeck-street
George Crowder
John Symonds
John Risbrough
Hoxton
Andrew
Hendrick Ludgreen
Wm. Clarke
James Fife
Mary Davidson
John Maycock
Doyle
Valline
Newgate
Samuel Gibbons
Old Buaily
Lambeth Reading
Guildhall
Weistminster
Joseph Wills
Chancery-lane
St. Dunstan’s
Fleet-street
Hannah Wise
St. Martin’s In the Fields
Stephey
Edward Evans
Royal Regiment of Welsh- Fuzilcers
Mary. Ridley
Ridley
Poplar
St. Catherine Cree Church
Leadenhallftreet
Humphry Primatt
Higham
Suffolk
Gallifer
Bury-street
Hampstead
Thoning Crosby
Fragmentary OCR Tale Without Clear News
A garbled OCR fragment lists scattered names and places such as Rhode Island New York Port Arthur Barbados and Oporto along with partial phrases. The text lacks coherent events, dates, or identifiable persons to form a concrete news item.
Smeth cures with Norton drops in Pontefract notices
A historical blotter-style notice touts Norton’s Drops from Pontefract Yorkshire claiming cure for scrofula ulcers fistula long-standing inflammations and general blood disorders. It cites testimonials from Thomas Smeth and John Eindey and lists sale points in London and Pontefract with practitioners and distributors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Smeth
Porkefraé
Mr. Norton
Giovics
John Eindeey
Pontefract
Yorkshire
Norton
Golden-square
John Novtod
Bowie
Eich
Nevis
Moretain
Mn Hornaets
Peli
Feller
My.Evers
Rotherhithe
Cs Ag
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jong -In
Jemel Offimbuta
Secretary of State
Corp
Sepaties
Juie
Northampton
Barford
Fanny
Sinclair
Prince Geese
Fryer
Finghole
Carling
Morant Bay
Cranbrook
Suttie
Aid Benjamin
Winsor
Jamaica
Prince of Wales
Parker
Cygnet
Smith
Industy
Carolina
Susannah
Johnson
Ogre Bathe
Wheelwright
Providence
Molly Non Is
Rhode
Feiatiourhs
Ley Rogie
Southampton
Matec Kdsins
Barbadoes
Schley Raa
Oporto
Ongxels
Feenis
Swyckho
Ces Eroa
Yeames E Fotney- Jurgen
Cate
Royal Exchange
Dunstan
Manco
Przes
E.S
Garraway
Goco
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