03 Mar 1741
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Newspaper
Daily Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Mar 03, 1741
Page
1
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A chaotic custodian of papers and letters surfaces from the Duke d Ageas era. The text references Venice loans, British garrison actions, and a Dingwall election riot with magistrates detaining council members. It notes fierce crowd violence, shipboard actions, and a protest by Sir Robert’s faction amid a Parliament crisis.
Port news from Falmouth dated February 26 notes Sterley Star and several Chevie ships sailing for London and Newfoundland. Other vessels include the Nassau and a Dublin bound ship. The report lists multiple ships, destinations, and captains with scattered details and typographical errors.
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