Privy Council Letter Requests Navy Draft Help at Newcastle
A Privy Council letter to the Newcastle mayor asks for utmost assistance in legally procuring men for His Majesty's Navy. In response, press warrants issued and several vagrants and disorderly people have been taken up. The note reflects wartime manpower efforts and local enforcement actions.
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Newcastle
Privy Council
Parliament Arrivals and Political Turmoil in London
Reported arrivals of peers and MPs from various countries for the upcoming House of Lords and Commons service raise expectations of a major speech on the plague. Lords Greville and North surface in town amid rumors of a possible coalition and a Rockingham comeback, with debate over foreign minister protections and potential administration changes.
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Lord North
Snterett
Newfoundland
Crissy Islands
Duke of Argyle
Soho-square
Lord Greville
Warwickhire
West End
Rockingham Party
T. Oo
Spain
Pacific
Lisbon
Sunderland
Dantzick
Humber
Surrender notices at Guildhall and city trades listed
A sequence of surrender notices names merchants and tradespeople from London and Yorkshire, with dates in December and January, to be presented at Guildhall. Included are Robert Howard, Maltster John Nunn, jewellers Zachary and James Johnston, and multiple tradesmen such as a Haberdasher, Linen-draper, Dyer, Watch maker, and Ironmonger, plus certificates for Henry Nelson of Stoke upon Trent.
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Robert Howard
St. James’s
Westminster
Middlesex
Guildhall
London
Unmfreville
Crane-court
Fleet-streer
John Nunn
Bures
St. Mary
Suffolk
Greenwood
Staining-lane
Haberdather’s-hall
Louis Benomont
James Johnston
Carey-lane
St. John’s “Zachary
Jewellers
Robert
Fisher
St. Ann’s-lane
Aldersgate
Richard Waide
Bedale
Yorkshire
Joseph Edward
Hoxton
Amos Avery
The
Poultry
Christopher Stidman
Catherine-court
Great Tower-hill
John French
Henry Nelsop
Stoke“ Upon ‘Trent
Stafford
Theatrical distress at Covent Garden during Barbarossa
During a Covent Garden performance of the Tragedy of Barbarossa, Lady H- appeared deeply affected by Mr Savigny's distressing situation in one Selim scene and repeatedly wiped her cheeks while Sir D- leaned over. Francis remarked that the charming man cuts me to the heart, eliciting a sharp reply from the Knight.
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Xgranby
Ferovi
Granby
France
Ayscough
O’cutter Grav
Christendom
Durham-yard
Directors
East-India Company
Bromfield
Gravesend
Wythe
Sumner
King's College
Cambridge
Boston
New England
General Assembly
Jucatan
Rio
Honde
Bay of Honduras
Dover
Rae
Covent-Garden Theatre
Francis
Dam
Rema Ee
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King’s Bench
King’s End
Bigby
Kennedeys
Stef
Ford-Lane
Atminster
Chelsea
Beirone
Condu
Bankyi
Bastare
Chui Yard