Resignation and military movements in Manchester era
The Danny Reorster of Commerce and Intelligence Mr. Grubb resigns with many candidates in the Short Allowance Office. Major Patten leads Lancashire militia into Manchester. A chariot breaks down in Fleet Street but no one is hurt. A thief steals a scarlet cloak from Mr. Orford’s shop. Multiple trials for petty larceny occur at Westminster. Commodore Talbot lies ill in Soho. Appointments include David Greme as Attorney General for South Carolina and Samuel Prioleau as Comptroller for Charlestown. Obits note deaths in Charleston and Wakefield. Country news reports a highwayman attack on a stage coach and a hurricane causing damage in Yorkshire. Ireland, Scotland, and plantation dispatches discuss governors, Indian relations, and troop deployments. Public notices mention ship sale and provisioning for sick and wounded seamen and a bridge contract in London.
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Grubb
Victualling
Patten
Manchester
Lancashire
Chariot of Mafetor, Esq
Fleet Street
Orford
Bell Yard
Westminster
Westminster Hall
Commodore Talbot
Poland Street
Soho
David Greme
South Carolina
James Wright
Georgia
Jacob Martin
Charlestown
Morton Brailsford
Samuel Prioleau
Thaursday
Islington
Jacob Dias
Fancourt
Fenachurch-street
Wakefield
Yorkshire
Miss Lamplugh
Lamplugh
York
Howard
Lendale
Samuel Lees
Willowhall
Halifax
David Farrand
West Riding of Yorkshire
Country News
Leeds
London
Sheffield
Chesterfield
Edwards
Holbeck
Duke of Richmond’s Regiment ‘of Foot
Bradford
Ireland
Corke
Dunmanway
Richard Cox
His Majesty’s Revenue
Cove
Love
Penny
Virginia
England
Campbell
Limerick
James Gisborne
Jon Severne
Scotland
Edinburgh
Bruntisland
Charleys-town
Monckton
North America
General Quarterly Coast Meeting of the Governors
Notice given that a General A Quarterly Coast of the Governors of this Charity will be held at the house on Wednesday the 34th January at eleven o clock in the forenoon. A Winterbottom, Secretary.
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Hanse
HJP
Oporto
N. 5S
de Monte de Carmo
Antonio Lorenzo Mendes
Barthen
St. Catherine's
Sam’s
Portugal
Sincere Thanks to Benefactor and Charity Request
WEK the poor Debtors on the Common Side of Wood-street Compter return sincere thanks to an unknown benefactor for 64. on the 24th and to I. 1. for the like on the 29th of December last. Inquests of Cripplegate ward received meat bread and beer as relief to destitute persons and families. Donations will be received by our steward.
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Wood-street
Hannah Ward Mercery Shop Advertises Goods and Books
Hannah Ward offers a Wide Mercery selection at Holywell Street Back of St Clement's and on the Strand near Lyon's Inn and Surry Street Sign of the Four Cefins. The Strand shop sells garments, lace, and wearing apparel with low prices. Also Watson's Heathen Gods book offered at three shillings in multiple shops.
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Hannah Ward
Holywell Street
St. Clement’s
Lyon’s Inn
Strand
Surry-street
N.B
Watson
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