France Plans Near Gravelines Camp Stirring British Debate
A letter to the Daily Post discusses Amsterdam and London opinions on French mediation and a near Gravelines camp. It questions France on its true aims, fears a Dunkirk fortification breach, and urges swift British action to deter renewed hostility and secure reparations for maritime losses.
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Gravelines
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TORY
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Downs shipping news from May twenty ninth
In the Downs the Benjamin Walker from Lynne bound for Lisbon. Arriv'd the St George Caswell from South Barbary. Wind S w Dover May 29. Arriv'd the Betty Beesley from Carolina Gravesend May 29. Arriv'd the George Been from Hamburgh.
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Eminent Attorney Marries at St Pauls Cathedral in London
Saturday last records the marriage of Mr. Rogge’s associate, an eminent Middle Temple attorney, to Miss O Hara of Maham Street Westminister, a fortune of 400. Also noted: Capt James Ogleby, veteran of Marlborough’s wars, dies at his Hay-market home. A tender for His Majesty’s ship Princes Amelia is issued at Portsmouth. Various dispensations granted for church livings and governorships, plus honors and Lake District events. A new sheriff nominees confirmed in London and Middlesex. A Baronet’s wife bears a son at St James’s Square. A death at Bishops Middleton and a horse theft discovery near Surrey roads.
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Brewer
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