Indian massacre near Fort Loudon and prison harshness described
Letters from Charles Town report Col Byrd’s detachment pursuing enemy tribes after Fort Loudon surrender. They detail brutal treatment of prisoners by Zoo Indians, including torture and deaths, with one victim displayed in a junkyard stake. Also notes ship movements and political appointments in Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarkstown
South Carolina
Fort Loudon
Crane Creek
Occanaftotah
Roth
Stuart
Lake Croft
Settiquoh
Estatowih
Junker-yard
Mouncey
Fort Prince George
General Meeting of Governors of the Hospital
London on December 13, 8760 reads a formal notice appointing a general meeting of all governors of the Hospital for Exposed and Deserted Young Children. The meeting will be held at the Hospital on Wednesday next, December 87 at nine of the clock in the morning to consider an Address to be presented to His Majesty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berwick
Register of
Scotland
Durham
George Bowes
Thomas Clavering
Shaftoe
Ireland
Earl of Holderneffe
Earl Temple
Thomas Robinson
Duncan
Wilmot
Harvey
Initkill
Dragoons
Germany
Campen
Ornwall
Charles Amcotts
Boston
Robert Viner
Lincolnshire
Earl of Lauderdale
Edinburgh
Midlothian
Guildhall
Grant
Deputy Stevens
Young
Stevens
Chance
Mailing
William Lord Mansfield
Ralph Twyford
John Cope
White Hart Street
Newgate Market
White Hart Yard
Drury Lane
Aldgate
Chancery Lane
Catherine Pelham
England
Deal
Lee Warner
Walsingham Abbey
Norfolk
London
Faid Hospital
Jaid Hospital
Bienen
Bedford
Petition for election results at Guildhall ward meeting
Edmund Stevens, citizen and grocer of St George's Botolph Lane, appeals for support in the Guildhall election. He notes twenty nine years on the Cant Council for Biltinesgate and deputy service, claiming integrity and diligence. He reports 121 votes majority after the poll closure and announces polling from ten to three tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton Council
Biltinesgate
St. George’s, Botolph
Edmund Stevens Lane
Valuable Freehold Estate Near Gottom-House For Sale
To be sold a very valuable freehold estate near the Gottom-House commonly called SABs KAY adjoining BEAR KAY with a crane-house and large ware houses in good repair. Three-fourths of SABs DOCK a commodious wharf. For information inquire of Mr John Read, carpenter, Botolph Lane, any day between eleven and two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gottom-House
Sab’s Kay
Bear Kay
Sab's Dock
John Read
Botolph Lane
Also Mentioned on This Page
Charles Towm
Byrd
Prince George
Thompson
Union
Strahan
Prince Tom
Chilcot
Bristol
Middleton
Walker
Morlaix
William
Mary, Brown
New York
Auguste
St. Malo’s
Marquis of Granby
St. Croix
Holland
St. Malo
Mary
the Darty Register of Commerce and Intelligence
Hare
Quirk
Prince Frederick
Frearson
Guadalupe
Catherine
Wigstrom
Corke
St. Eustatia
Capel
Johnson
Dover
Maryland
Newfoundland
Cushine
Aberdeen
Sunderland
Whitby
Lisbon
William Beare
Penicke
Geneva
True Patriot
Batchelor
Remington
Bermudas
Greyhound
Richards
Poole
Easterly Rocks
Chichester
How
Eliff
Groignard
George Max
Leghorn
Standgate Creek
Sally
Margarita
de Flor
Exeter
Oporto
Nelson
Harrison
Virginia
Whitehaven
Falmouth
Newcastle
Dyer
West Indies
Plymouth
Diligence Sloop of War
Wales
Copenhagen
Isle of Man
Weymouth
Cross Oaks
Manfell
Cowes Road
Mary Ann
Providerce
Cowes
Jenny
Ash
Ophoop van Goede Negotia
Gerryts
Amssterdam
Bourdeaux
Spithead
Hawk
Taylor
Canaries
Friends
Meriton
Guernsey
Eendragt
Willemoz
Amsterdam
Glasgow
Jacob En Jane
Schnither
Inverness
Portsmouth
His Majesty
Adventure
Moore
Terpsichore
Keller
Hunter
Royal
Handyside
Cork
Berefmouth
Oxford Road
William Woodrooffe
Nathaniel Woodrooffe
Cheapside
Celchefer
Job Wallate
Ci. M
Mesling
Samuel Bowry
Wells
Love
Tobias Dunn
Hopewell
William Scarth
Stockton
Rotterdam
Norwich
Bury St. Edmunds
Lealk
George Hawkins
Ipsivich
Thomas Webb
Tuddesham
Michael Thirkle
Vor
Lohten
Tooley-Street
Bermondsey
Joseph Sherwood
Austin- Friars
Tower
Royal Exchange
Francis Day
Thomas Hartwell
John's
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