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War news and disasters dominate London May 1726 notices
London and Hague dispatches report Austrian help for the Emperor, British fleet movements near Copenhagen, and Muscovite preparations. A warehouse fire in James Street kills an elderly beneficiary of Rochester Clarendon’s charity. a footman wounded. Executions, royal actions, and troop movements fill the column, with notices on ships, regiments, and medical appeals.
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Gresser
London
Lord Carteret
Hague
Copenhagen
Duke of Holsteyn
Petersbourg
Czarina
Utrecht
Hanover
Ireland
Micheltons
Anstruthers
Serca
Dutto
Denmark
Vienna
Eugene
Flanders
Muscovy
Galmuch
James-street
King’s Head Tavern
Earl of Rochester
Clarendon
George Caulton
Prince Game
Peron
Eary
Jane
Newgate
High Court
Royal Magazine
Greenwich
Lime-house-Hole
Duke of Manchestery
Duke of St Albans
West Indies
Muinch Tower
Thomas Gray
James Stephne
Patrick Barnes
Dickson
Pembroke Court
George Faulkner
Mege Nours
Montrathstreet
C Hicks
Fittle Gerrald
Gregory Duany
Charle’s Street
Dec
P. S
Scotland
Wade