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Watch in the Trenches Frays European Troops and Trade
The Spaniards still keep watch in the trenches near the town and gate to prevent counterband trade. The deputy governor sent a remonstrance to Montemar, who replied that closing the land gate would curb smuggling. Sir Charles Wager cruiser activity on the coast is noted, with promises of troop rationalization if peace improves. General Nicholson’s death shifts South Carolina leadership and private affairs are discussed. Dublin reports a second BEGGAR'S OPERA showing, robberies by a new gang, and a curious tale of Mary Revel fasting. Bread prices rise amid baker fraud and market-day manipulation, harming the poor.
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Montemar
Charles Wager
Cape Finistre
England
Bologna
Chevalier de St. George
Della Guardia
Sc. Luke
Nicholson
South Carolina
Dublin
Beggar
Gibraltar
Mary Revel