Beheaded hopes and threats from Junius letter
A letter to Junius from a hopeful admirer warns of beheading orders and political danger, offers sanctuary and support, and vows to keep Junius safe if he withdraws from public life. The writer pleads for mercy, suggests disguises or flight, and links current taxes to looming hardship in a struggling country.
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Junius
Rumour of Impeachment Moves and Royal Court Gatherings
A periodical summary reports talk of imminent impeachments in a great assembly and Lord North possibly resigning before holidays. Notes include a proposed Middlesex Election motion, a Cabinet-Council at St James's with Temple and Chatham, and changes for Hertford. Additional items cover naval orders, fortifications in Ireland, and private letters from the Indies. Reports of robberies, duels, floods, accidents, and social notices accompany the political briefing.
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Lord North
House of Peers
Middlesex
St. James’s
Earls Temple
Chatham
G—ton
E—x
Hertford
Potter
Madrid
Ireland
Portugal
Pro-Vince
New-York
Cromartie Bay
Scotland
Downs
Theatrical bills at Drury Lane and Covent Garden
This evening at Drury Lane Theatre presents Tis Well Its No Worse With Daphne and Amintor. Covent Garden Theatre hosts Jane Shore With the Portrait.
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Drury Lane Theatre
Daphne
Amintor
Covent
Garden Theatre
Jane
Shore
Rainbow and Weazle Receive Orders Off Port
A ship list from Portsmouth on November 28 reports the Rainbow with Davis, Neptune, Harney, and others from London bound for Cork. Scarvel from Gottenburgh to Cork. Peggy Kennedy for North Carolinas. Nautilus Stewart for Plymouth. Ford Ditchburne for Sunderland. The Rippon is not arrived and is described as a Dutch outward-bound East Indiaman in distress. The Rainbow and Weazle, bound for the Guinea coast, have orders not to proceed until further directions.
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Portsmouth
Rainbow
Davis
Neptune
Harney
Dilligent
Stiles
Thomas
Sarah
Payne
Guinea
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Port News
Tate
Oliver
Cnar
Rottrr Morris
BoppineTon
Robert Morris
Hankey and Co
Baldero and Co
Lowry’ and Co
Halliday and. Co
Thomas ‘Boddington
Marquis of Granby
Surry
Grignion
Teresting
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J. Coote
Paterenofter
Row
Great Britain and Ireland
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Price
Elitza WinpHam
Mr. Taylor
Geo
M. Borella
England
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Watertermen’s
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