Imperialist Actions Reach into Sree and Prague Fronts
Reports from Ratifoan and surrounding theaters describe Garilon operations blocking trade from Paffau to Sree and Austrian post routes, with Prussian garrisons captured. Letters note King Frederick II near Prague, Austrian contingents moving from Haag to Alt-Otringen, and Fribourg siege developments near Paris.
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Warship convoy sails into port with six bounty aboard
A cryptic note reports a naval convoy of eight men aboard a vessel named Eitke. The crew, associated with the 10th of May, faces a $6 prize claim as the ship sails toward safety.
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Ath Ana
Deaths and Crime Fresh in London and Bath Notes
Last week in Bath Lieut Col Stephen Downes of Jefferies's Marines died of lung inflammation. In London Wapping, Mr Slade, the oldest and wealthiest sail-maker, passed away. Newcastle JP Richard Mason drowned crossing a river near Oufely Bridge. a brewer Mason in Wapping was robbed by a highwayman. Piercy Hill, Turner to the Prince of Wales, was shot in Moorfields by footpads. A sailor named Button from the Centurion was attacked near Stratford and Bow, wounded and robbed. Two ships, Almondsbury and Pembroke, were captured by the French and brought to Cape Breton. Stedman’s ship was taken by Spanish privateers near Land's End. London prices and bonds fluctuated as markets note sea risks. The Common Council considers lighting and lamp maintenance in the City for the coming year.
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Jefferies
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England
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Directors give Notice of General Meeting at Ange Court
The directors of the Society warn that a general meeting will be held at Ange Court on Snown Hill this day the 8th instant. The notice details an association gathering with attendance required and relevant agenda points to be addressed.
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Direttors
Fai. Society
Ange-Court
Snown-Hill
Ke Governnd Company of the Mine Adventurers of England General Court
Notice that a General Court of the Ke Governnd Company of the Mine Adventurers of England will be held at Mine-Office on Thursday November 8 at noon for the election of a Governor Deputy Governor and twelve Directors for the year ending, pursuant to the Charter and Act of Parliament. Transfer books will be sent from Thursday January 1 and opened again on Thursday November 11.
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Mine Adventurers of England
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