Return of killed and wounded in Cherokees expedition
The record lists killed and wounded from multiple units in Grant's expedition against the Cherokes. Private soldiers, subalterns, and serjeants across Royal, 17th and 22d Light Infantry, 22d Battalion Corps, Colonel Kuron's unit, Carolina regiment, Rangers, and Pack Horse Men are detailed, with Ensign Monro and Knight among noted casualties. The narrative also covers royal proclamations for church promotions and university honors, plus naval dispatches and ship movements surrounding British forces in North America and Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steccé
Sricgae de
Kirtoa
L'Anaflee Mver
Tuckoritchee
Teilartee
Ments
Quéside
Cherokes
Grant
Royal
Fabalern
Light Infantry
N.B
Ensign Monro
Red Regiment
Hosign Knight
Proyal
Barber
Barton
Campbell
Extonel
Perry
Carolina Regiment
Whitehall
York
Robert Drummond
Salisbury
Elire
St. Paul
London
Thomas Hayter
N_wich
University of Cambridge
Wietr Acdreides
Princess Dowager of Wales
Kif Tethanas
Oxford
Norwich
New Windsor
Berks
Dorchesster
Dorser
University of Oxford
Fire Majesty
Dover
Quebec
St Laurence
Rochester
Bic
Axtra
Gibraltar
Charles Saunders
Toulon
Notre Dame Des Angers
Matalian
Cadiz
Port Au Prince
Sheerness
Clarke
Lisgon
St. Michaels
Safly
Earl of Halifax
Balderson
New York
Newfoundland
North America
Deptford
Diggs
Portsmouth
Jamaica
St. Antonia
Bilboa
Bayonne
St. Sebestians
Beachy Head
Pocock
Debuke
Valentine
Furnell
Webber
Suffolk
China
Latham
Moffatt
Orflow
Hind
Madress
St. Helena
Lally
Siifte
Stormy Atlantic Dispatches From The War Front
A chaotic mix of naval movements and privateer actions off the coast of Norway and Normandy. Reports mention the Polly Troup captured by a 20 gun privateer from St Maloes and ransomed. several ships from the West Indies and Newfoundland arriving or being taken. fleets assembling for imminent sea service. Royal progresses and coronation preparations appear, with guards, medals, and procession plans. Foreign updates include troop negotiations with Mecklenburg Schwerin, Lippe military actions, and shifting alliances involving Russia Denmark and Sweden. Messages from Paris and Copenhagen discuss Jesuits, Holstein exchanges, and political tremors across Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newman
London
Norway
Gravesend
Dover
Madira
St. Maloes
Marblehead
West Indies
Hathorn
Salem
Foster
Cape Ann
Lewis
Martlehead
Chesterfield
Cafeo Bay
Halifax
Europe
M'Mullen
Bristol
New York
Prince Edward
Walker
Quebec
Elizabeth
Tke Montais
Defiance
Dorey
Jersey
Newfoundland
Hanover
Wanton
Rhode Island
Dolphin
Candy
Mary
Turner
South Carolina
Little Sherman
Mooney
Deady
Lisbon
Charming Sally
Barons
Fhornton
Liverpoole
Put
Ball
Musquitos
Lidwith
Voss
Dublin
Catharine, Leathes
Cork
Foxhunter
Jean
Fyall
Peter, Guillett
Belleisle
Triton
Marshal
Peacock
Nello
Philadelphia
Granville
Jones
North Carolina
Mother Bank
Swift
Pearson
Senegal
Downs
William Newton
Gover
See
Snerbhorn
Taylor
Spithead
Portsmouth
Plymouth
Arguila
Kew
St. James's
Chapel Royal
St.James’s
Mr. Mason
Earl. Temple
Duke of Camberland
Towm
Rome
Lord Albemarle
Colchester
Stratford
Westminster- Bridge
Archbishop of Canterbury
Stanley
de Buffy
Dukedot
Prussia
Lippe
Silesia
Schweidnita
Butteriin
Belling
Hussars
Ofnabrog
Russia
Vienna
Versailles
Denmark
Diolltein
Petersburgh
Rativa
Yven
Humorgh
Copenhagen
Petersbuga
Negtations
Holslein
Danih Gnerals
Weistreons
Kiel
Forstein
Holstein
Czarien
France
Dauphin
Damien
Paris
Broffels
Netherlands
Liege
Cambridge
Tonens
Thomas Churchmiaff
City of
Norwich
Cross
Mr. Buckley
Peter’s College, Cambridge
Rochester Elects Alderman Pordage Mayor This Week
In Newton in Suffolk historical notes record Alderman Pordage, baker, elected mayor of Rochester. A milkman Isaac Jones ran from Shoreditch church to Enfield for a wager and finished in 62 minutes. Major Monckton recovers from danger and may travel abroad as Westminster reports detail numerous accidents, robberies, coronation preparations, and hospital cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
Sufuik
Pordage
Rochester
Isaac Jones
Shoreditch Church
Twelve Mile
Enfield
Major Monckton
Viscount Galway
Westminster
Mary Collins
John-street
Justice Cox
Moorfields
Westminster Hospital
King Street
Westminstery
Westminter Hospital
St. Margaret’s Church Yard
Westminster Hall
Cooke
West Minster
Nore
Spencer
Adam Spencer
Barr Street
Wapping
William Gilbert
Little Swaffhan
Cambridgeshire
Gascoyne
Hungerford Market
Bell
Brazen Novice College
Oxford
Miss Jones
Welton
Shropshire
Smalridze Co Mul Capper
Milton
Wilts
William Joy
Cansing
David Jones
Little Bedwin
Walts
Robert Gin
Wibich
Gallant Breeze
Linnen-Draper
Hofier
Hat
Wilbich
Ely
Henry Fleet
William Lloyd
Gregory’s
Beaconsfield
Richard Thatcher
Lewes
Bostock Toller
Hereford
Paul Forrester
D. Deane
Canons of
Christ Church, Oxford
Whitechapel
Matthew Bateman
Stepney
Mr. Parkinson
Limehouse
Penny- Bridge
Lancashire
John Williamson
Margaret, Countess of Hardwick
Sussex
John Eaves
Friday Street
Coronation Laces For Viewing Private Secures
Laces for the Coronation can be obtained by applying to William Harrison at the Half-Moon Tavern Aderigate Street the King's Head Inn Southwark One-Bell Inn near the New Church Strand and the Mitre Union Street Westminster. Constant attendance at all places will be given. There are all derabic conveniences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William. Harrison
Half-Moon Tavern
Aderigate Street
King’s Head Inn
Borough of
Southwark
New- Church
Strand
Union Street
Westminster
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