Virginia Gazette Index
Great Britain (cont'd) to Green Spring
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- +Great Britain,
- −welcomed in Europe,
- See also: Admiralty act supported in; Agriculture, scientific in; American sailors imprisoned in; Ammunition, export from; Annuities in; Armaments, import to British colonies, N. Am., from; Armaments scarce in; Arms, export from; Arms ordered in; Artisans, emigration from; Association of 1774, effect on in; Bacon import to; Balance of trade against; Bankruptcies in; Banks in; Banks regulated in; Beaver wool, drawback on exportation from; Beef, import to; Beef, Irish, imported to; Bees tamed in; Bible commentaries published in; Births decrease in; Blasphemy restrained in; Boston port bill opposed in; Boston tea party, attitude toward in; Boston tea party, reparation expected in; Bounties; Brandy, colonial production important to; Bribery in elections in; British army; British colonies, N. Am.; British ministry; British transports; Bullion, export from; Butter, import to; Calendar revised in; Calico, marking regulated in; Calves killing to be prevented in; Cambric, import to; Cambric, import to Ire. from; Cambric act, repeal laid aside in; Cambric act, repeal opposed in; Candles, import to; Candles, price in; Cannon improved in; Carriages, horseless invented in; Cataract operations successful in; Cattle, import to; Cattle breeding encouraged in; Charity, accounting required in; Charity in; Charity in N. Y. from; Chases in; Cherokees promise aid to; Chicasaws promise aid to; China manufacture encouraged in; China manufacture invented in; Church of England opposes corruption in; Cider regulation in; Clergy, number in; Coaches, taxes on in; Cocoa, import to; Coffee, import to; Coinage act in; Colonial agents discuss land grants in; Colonial agents in; Continental congress, 1st, address (text) to inhabitants of; Continental congress, 1st, attitude toward in; Continental congress, 1st, importance of resolutions in; Continental congress, 1st, resolutions of discussed in; Continental congress, 2nd, supports conciliation with; Continental congress, 2nd, united in opposition to; Continental congress offers conciliation plan to; Contraband between; Contraband between Fr. and; Contraband between Sp. and; Convicts in; Corn, export forbidden in; Corn, import to; Corn, Indian, import to; Corn, price falls in; Corn, price high in; Corn, price reduction in; Corn, price regulation discussed in; Corn, quality investigated in; Corn plentiful in; Corn scarce in; Corsica, independence supported in; Counterfeiting in; Courtsmartial in; Creeks pronise aid to; Criminals, exile to Af. or E. I. proposed in; Criminals in; Crops plentiful in; Customs office in; Customs officers in; Customs service in; Customshouses in; Dachymeters invented in; Debtors, imprisonment regulated in; Debtors, relief in; Debtors in; Debts of wives, regulation proposed in; Declaration of independence, attitude toward in; Declaratory act supported in; Diamonds imported in; Dissenters, rights upheld in; Dissenters in; Divorces in; Dockyards in; Dollars, import to; Drawbacks in; Duels discouraged in; Duels in; Duels increase in; Duties in; East India co.; Elections in; Embargoes; Embargoes considered in; Embezzlements in; Emigration criticized in; Emigration from; Employment in; Enclosures in; Enclosures prevented in; Entertainments regulated in; Essays on politics in; Excise taxes in; Executions, popularity in; Exhibitions, art in; Exports from; Exports from British colonies, N. Am., to; Exports from Ga. to; Exports from Pa. to; Exports from S. C. to; Exports from York district, Va., to; Farmers in; Farmer's letters read in; Farmers taxed in; Farms for poor advocated in; Farms laid out in; Felony in; Fisheries; Flax, export from British colonies, N. Am, to; Flour, import to Martinique, W. I., from; Flowers, American in; Forestalling regulated in; Forests in; Forgeries in; Frauds in; Freedom of press supported in; Freemasons in; Frost in; Fruit, market for in; Furs, import to Fr. from; Gambling in; Geographers needed in; Goatskins, import to; Gold, market for in; Gold coinage in; Gold coinage regulated in; Gold standard in; Grain, export from; Grain, import to; Grain plentiful in; Grain scarce in; Grain survey in; Gunpowder, export from; Gunpowder purchased by; Guns export from; Habeas corpus act suspended in; Hangman needed in; Hardware, import to Fr. from; Hats, export from; Hemp, amount consumed in; Hemp, import to; Hides, export from British colonies, N. Am., to; Hides, import to Fr. from; Holidays in; Honey, market for in; Horse racing, suppression in; Horses, export from; Immigration to; Imports returned to; Imports to; Imports to Boston, Mass., from; Imports to British colonies N. Am., from; Imports to Charleston, S. C., from; Imports to Hampton, Va., from; Imports to Ire. from; Imports to Phila., Pa., from; Imports to Va. from; Indigo, import to; Insolvency act in; Iron bar, import to; Iron, pig, import to; Jails in; Jesuits, petition to settle in; Jesuits banished from; Jesuits flee to; Jesuits supported in; Jews request settlement in; Juvenile delinquency in; Lace, blond, import to; Lambs, killing prohibited in; Land, price high in; Land, taxes in; Land, cultivation extended in; Lawn, import to; Lawn, import to Ire. from; Liberty esteemed in; Linen, import to; Linen marking regulated in; Linen manufacture growth in; Linen manufacture in; Linen rags, price high in; Livestock, export from; Loans floated in; Log improved in; Lotteries in; Lotteries proposed in; Lumber, export from Hispaniola, W. I., to; Lumber export from U. S. to; Luxury criticized in; Magazines in; Manila ransom, payment demanded by; Manufactures decline in; Manufacturing utensils, export from; Marriage act, effect in; Marriage act, repeal rumored in; Marriages encouraged in; Masquerades, prohibition in; Massachusetts opposed in; Meal, import to; Meal, import to Martinique, W. I., from; Meat, price in; Meat, price reduction in; Meat, salt import to; Merchandise to be imported to Boston, Mass., from; Merchandise to be imported to Phila., Pa., from; Merchants decline in; Merchants in; Methodists in; Military stores, export from; Military stores in; Militia of; Mills invented in; Molasses, export from Hispaniola, W. I., to; Monarchy, divine-right, discussed in; Money, coinage regulated in; Money, export from; Money, paper regulations in; Money, Portuguese forbidden in; Money coined in; Money unappropriated in; Monopolies, laws against revised in; Monopolies in; Morals, reformation urged in; Naval stores, colonial production important to; Naval stores in; Navigation acts, reform discussed in; Navigation in; Negroes in; Newspapers; Non-importation agreements, effect in; Non-importation agreements, violation attempted by; Northwest passage sought by; Oak scarce in; Oats, import to; Oil, import to; Oil, market for in; Ordnance, export from; Packets between; Packets from; Parks in; Peace commissioners supported in; Penal laws, reform urged in; Pensions, corruption in; Pensions, investigation in; Pensions for nobles requested in; Pensions in; Perjuries in; Poetry on politics in; Poor relief in; Pork, import to; Pork, Irish, imported to; Postal service between; Postal service between Am. and; Poverty in; Price control in; Prices, reduction attempted in; Prices high in; Prices in; Prisoners in; Prisoners of war, American, number in; Profiteering in; Provisions, price high in; Provisions plentiful in; Provisions scarce in; Public legacies in; Quakers loyal to; Quakery, law suits against; Quarantines in; Quebec act opposed in; Radicals in; Revolutionary war, cost to; Revolutionary war, effect on trade in; Revolutionary war, peace offers by; Revolutionary war, treaty authorized in; Rice, import to; Riots in; Roman Catholic church, growth in; Roman Catholics in; Roman Catholics listed in; Rye cultivation in; Sago powder, import to; Salted provisions, import to; Saltpetre, export from; Saltpetre purchased by; Satires on politics in; Schools for Roman Catholics established in; Scots influence in; Sedition in; Sheep, export from; Ships, British, captured by Americans off; Ships, Dutch, captured by; Ships, health regulations in; Ships, self-propelled, demonstrated in; Ships built in; Ships from; Ships from W. I. to; Ships from Wicomico river, Md., to; Ships to Louisburg, N. S., from; Ships to New York City from; Ships to Potomac river from; Shipwrecks, act against plundering in; Shipwrights, employment increased in; Shipwrights emigrate from; Silk, colonial production important to; Silk, import to; Silk, import to Port. from; Silk, market for in; Silk, marking regulated in; Silk manufacture encouraged in; Silver, export from; Silver, market for in; Silver coin, export from; Silver coins regulated in; Silver coin scarce in; Slavery opposed in; Slavery tested in; Smuggling, prevention proposed in; Smuggling in; Sons of liberty supported in; Speculation in; Spies encouraged in; Stamp act, declared unconstitutional in; Stamp act repeal discussed in; Stamp act repeal favored in; Starch, import to; Starvation in; Stocking weavers from; Sugar, import to; Suicides in; Tallow, import to; Tallow, import to Fr. from; Taxation of colonies, amount levied by; Taxation of colonies discussed in; Taxation of colonies encouraged in; Taxation of colonies opposed in; Taxation of colonies proposed in; Taxation of colonies supported in; Taxes in; Tea, export from; Teachers, licenses for in; Textile machinery export from; Textile manufacture in; Theatres, popularity in; Thirty-nine articles, repeal supported in; Timber, import to; Tobacco, revenue value to; Tobacco trade with; Townshend acts, repeal discussed in; Trade, British-American, importance to; Trade, extension discussed in; Trade declines in; Trade increase in; Treason in; Treason regulated in; Unemployment in; Velvet, import to; Vermicelli, import to; Voting in; Warrants, general, declared illegal in; Warrants, general, legality questioned in; Weavers, journeymen, emigration to Boston, Mass., from; Weavers, journeymen, emigration to N. Y. from; Weights and measures, uniform standard for; Wheat, American in; Wheat, export; Wheat, import to; Wheat, price high in; Wheat price reductions in; Wheat cultivation in; Wheat flour, import to; Wheat for hair-powder and starch forbidden in; Wheat for starch in; Wheat plentiful in; Wheat scarce in; Wine, colonial production important to; Wine, import to; Wine, import to Fr. from; Wine, market for in; Wool, export from; Wool, export from British colonies, N. Am., to; Wool, import to; Wool, import to Fr. from; Woolen manufacture in; Woolen manufactures, export from; Worsted goods, import to Fr. from
- +Great Britain, privateer,
- +Great dock,
- New York City,
- +Great island,
- See: Indians on
- +Great lakes,
- −trade on increases,
- See also: British navy on; Franco-British rivalry in Indian trade on
- +Great Massingham,
- Eng.,
- See: Smallpox inoculations in
- Eng.,
- +Great Meadows,
- +Great Patent,
- N. Y.,
- See: Explorations in
- N. Y.,
- +Great Plains,
- Can.,
- +Great Sycamore is.,
- See: Tobacco houses on
- +Great Wolf of N. C.,
- Indian name for Gov. Tryon,
- +Greatcoats,
- −borrowed,
- adv. for,
- −for sale,
- in Williamsburg,
- −found,
- adv. of,
- −lost,
- −stolen,
- −in Norfolk,
- −in Williamsburg,
- −borrowed,
- +Greathouse,
- +Greaves,
- Capt.,
- −of the Diana,
- −of the Nautilus,
- −of the Viper,
- Capt.,
- +Greece,
- −aided by Russia,
- −demands on by Turk.,
- −relations with Russia,
- −revolt against Turk.,
- −Russian acquisitions in,
- −war with Turk. rumored,
- See also: Antiquities discovered in; British navy to; Emigration from; Exports from; Turkish navy to
- +Greek,
- −examinations on in Princeton grammar schools,
- −prizes in reading at College of N. J.,
- −taught at academy in New Kent co.,
- −at College of N. J.,
- −at Fredericksburg,
- Va.,
- −at D. H. W. Mara's school,
- −at Walker Maury's school,
- −at Somerset academy,
- −at Sussex co.,
- −at James Waddel's school,
- −teachers adv. for,
- −at Mansfield,
- −in Cumberland co.,
- −in Hanover co.,
- −in Norfolk,
- −in Port Royal,
- −in Prince George co.,
- −teachers adv. for employment,
- −in Cumberland co.,
- −in Hanover co.,
- −in Norfolk,
- −in Southampton co.,
- −in Va.,
- −in Williamsburg,
- +Greek Archipelago,
- See: Antiquities discovered in; French navy in; Hurricanes in; Russian navy in; Russian navy to; Shipwrecks in
- +Greek church,
- in Mahon,
- Minorca,
- presents to,
- Minorca,
- in Mahon,
- +Greek Orthodox church,
- −converts to,
- −dispute with Roman Catholics,
- −intolerance of in Pol.,
- +Greeks,
- −emigrate from Straits to St. Augustine,
- −in Russian army,
- −in Tunis,
- Af.,
- −killed by Turks,
- −settle near Mosquito inlet,
- −revolt in east Fla.,
- +Greely,
- +Green,
- −Capt.,
- Parks: Jan. 16, 1746 – pg. 3, col. 2
- Hunter: Mar. 28, 1755 – pg. 3, col. 1
- Royle: Oct. 25, 1765 – pg. 2, col. 3
- −attacks British on James river,
- −hostage at Cedars,
- −in skirmish at Jamestown,
- −Indian trader,
- −of the Anne,
- −of the Eagle,
- −of the Franklin,
- −of the Increase,
- −of the Patience,
- −of the Sarah,
- −Col.,
- −of British army in Boston,
- −Major,
- distiller in Boston,
- −Mr.,
- −merchant,
- −of Boston,
- −Abraham,
- −Andrew,
- −B.,
- adv. finding horse,
- −Baylie,
- −Benjamin,
- −Betsey (Browne),
- marriage of,
- −Burwell,
- −Charles,
- −Christian,
- −F.,
- jr.,
- opposes Dr. Griffin's dismissal in Yorktown,
- jr.,
- −Filmer,
- −George,
- −Hildrop,
- −James,
- −James,
- −of the Sally and Betsy,
- −James,
- −John,
- −accused of stealing horses,
- −accuses John Sorrell,
- −adv. land for sale,
- −adv. shoes for sale,
- −announces departure,
- −burgess for Culpeper co.,
- −denies partnership with John Sorrel,
- −editor of Boston,
- Mass.,
- Post boy and advertiser,
- Mass.,
- −estate for sale,
- −letter in post office,
- −on surveying trip,
- −partnership with John Sorrel attested,
- −signs Va. Association,
- −wounded during Boston,
- −[John],
- −John,
- −Joseph,
- −Nicholas,
- −P.,
- Capt.,
- of the Polly Diggs,
- Capt.,
- −Peter,
- Capt.,
- of the Champion,
- Capt.,
- −Richard,
- Capt.,
- of the Bethia,
- Capt.,
- −Robert,
- −Samuel,
- −of the Nassau,
- −Sarah Packe,
- −Thomas,
- −William,
- −adv. for missing horses,
- −adv. for runaway slave,
- −adv. settlement of accounts,
- −burgess from Culpeper co.,
- −denies right of George Pitt to estate of Sarah Packe Green,
- −[William],
- −Capt.,
- +Green Briar,
- Va.,
- See: Indian attacks expected near
- Va.,
- +Green church,
- Amelia co.,
- +Green is.,
- W. I.,
- See: Shipwrecks on
- W. I.,
- +Green Mountain Boys,
- −attack British,
- −attack Gen. Carleton,
- −in battle of Montreal,
- −in Longueuil,
- −in Montreal,
- −in skirmish at Longueuil,
- −in skirmish near St. John's Can.,
- −march northward,
- −prisoners taken by,
- −to participate in campaign against Can.,
- +Green River,
- +Green seeds,
- German,
- for sale,
- in Richmond,
- for sale,
- German,
- +Green sickness,
- +Green Spring,
- −plantation,
- Va.,
- Parks: June 10, 1737 – pg. 4, col. 2
- Parks: Oct. 20, 1738 – pg. 3, col. 2
- Hunter: Nov. 30, 1759 – pg. 4, col. 1
- Purdie and Dixon: Nov. 12, 1767 – pg. 2, col. 2
- Purdie and Dixon: Mar. 8, 1770 – pg. 3, col. 3
- Rind: Aug. 1, 1771 – pg. 2, col. 1
- Rind: Aug. 8, 1771 – pg. 3, col. 1
- Purdie and Dixon: Oct. 10, 1771 – pg. 3, col. 2
- Purdie: June 28, 1776 – pg. 3, col. 2
- Purdie: Apr. 11, 1777 – pg. 3, col. 2
- Purdie: Apr. 18, 1777 – pg. 3, col. 2
- Purdie: Oct. 3, 1777 – pg. 2, col. 3
- Va.,
- −damaged by hail storm,
- −slaves runaway from,
- −plantation,