Brave Balneavis Infiltrates Dutch City To Rescue Garrison
Foreign Affairs reports Lieut. Col. Balneavis resuming his post at Oudewater in disguise. He led 600 troops including Stuart and Grenier regiments to seize magazines and treasure, spike cannons, and restore his forces to their lawful standards. Factions mourn loss of troops and offer 2000 ducats for his capture. France advises Pensionaries to settle disputes joining an alliance with the Union.
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King appoints legal scholars to council and British orders
London dispatch from the London Gazette notes Henry Patridge Foster Bower and Edward Law are named to the King's Council learned in the law. Matthew Arnott is added to the Order of the Thistle in place of the late Robert Quarrie. James Walton made Recorder of Bridport in place of James Kirkpatrick. The Prince of Wales returns from Windsor. Sir Horace Mann meets with the Marquis of Carmarthen and the King. Sir Elijah Impey arrives from France. Holland affairs pull Cabinet attention. Prussia issues a liberal edict inviting foreigners to leave or stay. fear grows over Dutch Stadtholder aggression. a Paris pamphlet suspects pro-Dutch sentiment, with French ministers offering a 2000 livres reward for its discovery. Admiralty protests against certain military uniforms.
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Turbulent times in Britain 1726 ruling notes and disasters
News from London and port towns recounts illness of Mr Orde suspending government work, Lloyds losses from Mauritius hurricane totaling about 100000 pounds, Newfoundland reports of French fisheries encroachments, brisk Boston trade, and bond dates for India and South Sea stocks. Naval dispositions under Commodore Gower set for the Downs cruise followed by Hamburg fire tragedy and Arctic ship losses. London river boat seizures over ship name markings, Newgate executions, scaffold collapse at Brighthelmston, and two boys wounded in a gun accident at Wokingham.
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