Seapoys and Letters from 1768 amid Nabob's Commands
Fragmentary notes describe orders and movements involving Colonel Barker's Seapoys and French goods. Letters from Verelft and Verelft warn of traitors, urging strict inquiry and punishment, while instructions emphasize obedience to the Nabob Shujah ul Dowla and the handling of duties and diamond merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barker
Llshabad
Ore
Gabriel Harper
Bulwant
Verelft
Melcomb
Gregire
Patna
Senker Chutm
Dhear
Ghazepore
Mirzapore
Shujah Ul Dowla
Bolts
Meer Muthallah
Vercift
Bulwantsing
Channer
Letters From Hanover and Polish Ambitions Stir Europe
Postscript reports Hanover letters describing the reception plans for Queen Carolina Matilda of Denmark amid regional misfortunes. Warsaw notes imperial claims on Polish lands by Russia with a proposed diet, while Count Orlov arrives in London. Public mood shifts in London elections amid scrutiny fights and parliamentary maneuvers affecting Wilkes supporters and ministerial strategy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanover
Zell
Carolina Matilda
Denmark
Warsaw
Berlin
Vienna
Petersburgh
Russia
Polad
Polocki
Witepik
Meislaw
Kingdom of Poland
Vistula
Silesia
Sandomir
Fronopol
Samozia
Rubieskow
Sbaraz
Niefter
Podolia
Podoreza
Niester
Pocutia
Moldavia
Orlow
Orlows
Fockzani
London
Levant
Europe
Pouchkin
Chatham
Bath
Paul’s Head
Goldsmith’s Hall
Hugh Kelly
Court of King’s Bench
Nath
William Pritchard
Thomas Gould
Henry Corinth
Gould
Cornish
Pritchard
Haberdashers
Hoxton
Townsend
The Late Learned Mr Reddiman and The Grecian Daughter
The late learned Mr. Thomas Reddiman is noted for an upcoming performance at Drury Lane this evening with The Grecian Daughter backed by the Register Office Covent Garden. The note mentions Jane Shore at the Citizen and The Beggar's Opera at the Commissary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Reddiman
Drury-Lane
Register-Office
Covent-Garden
Jane Shore
Citizen
Stock market snapshot from the day’s London listings
One o clock update shows Bank Stock and multiple S S Ann bonds with prices around 85 to 90 and various Indian stock lines. Navy and Victualling Bills and Long Ann Tickets also quoted with figures near 121 to 18s, reflecting a busy municipal and colonial securities session.
Complete English Diction-ary? A Genealogical Peerage Plan
The prospectus explains a weekly continuation titled ER I. (To be continued weekly) of PQTHE Comprete Enciisa PrEerage, a genealogical and historical account of the Peers and Peeresses through 1772. Rev. Frederic Barlow promotes a stark, unflattering portrait of noble life, pledging truth over flattery and inviting subscribers with gratis perusal of Number I.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederic Barlow
Burton
T. Evans
Great-Britain
Ireland
Remarkable cure publicized for Maredant's Drops by Norton
A 1772 letter thanks Surgeon Norton of Golden Square London for a cure attributed to Maredant's Drops. The writer from Berwick Street Soho lauds the remedy for leprosy scurvy ulcers fistulas and other blood disorders, claiming it cures digestion and appetite and warns counterfeit risks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coleman Street
F. Newbery
St. Paul’s Church- Yard
Dottor
Little Chapel-Street
Wardour Street
Soho
London
Berwick-street
John Haines
Norton
Golden Square
Piccadilly
John Norton
N. B
Maredant’s
Maredant
Newport Street
Long- Acre
Smith
Paternoster Row
Pryor
Craven Street
The
Strand
Street
Borough
Bristol
Stratford
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Postscript
Don
Wilkes
Messrs. H
Stovin
Runnymede
Guildhall Yard
England
Rumford Turnpike
Chelmsford Goal
Coventry
Soden
King’s Head Inn
Polly Smith
Lutterworth
South Sea
S. S. Ann
S.S. Ann
India
Ottava
Prince of Wales
Duke of Gloucester
Duke of Cumberland
Norfolk
Somerset
Cleveland
Richmond
Child’s Coffee-House
St. Paul’s
Colchester
N.B
Ottawa
Seleg&t
House of Commons
Westminster
Great Britain
Lord Clive
English East India Company
London Packet
Paternofter-Row
Waorca
William Barley
Cockpar Street
Haymarket
J. Price
India House
Leaderthall Treet
St. Paul’s Church Yard
J. Grosvenor
Holborn
A. Rothwell
New Bound-street
Mr. Norton
Goldensauare
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