Remarks on Mr Webber Scheme and Woollen Trade Attack
A pamphlet defends a woollen scheme while accusing others of undermining it. Letters from Shrewsbury note a mysterious throat-cut incident. News from Jamaica reports fleet movements under Sir Chaloner Ogle and Vernon. Admiralty decisions place Capt. Middleton in command and plan more ships to defend merchantmen. Local elections in Bread Street Ward show contested alderman votes and a push to elect Charles Ewer. Obituaries note several notable deaths including Naffau Pawlet and Thomas Sydenham. Robberies and prison transport updates close the item.
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Richard Benefworth death and troop expansion decree in Ireland
In Treland Dublin on April 4 Richard Beneforth el was fecond Serjeant at Law and MP for Middleton Cork died this week at Richard Aldworth's house. Ten men will be added to each troop of horse and dragoons in the realm, five by June 24 and five by Christmas next.
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Mermaid Captain Reports Spanish Privateer Encounter
London reports Captain Bell of the Mermaid arriving from Leghorn notes a 36 gun Spanish privateer aboard March 17 and threats to three merchant ships. the privateer fled after Captains sought protection, while letters from Cheshire record the death of Sir John Burne’s Lady of Brereton at Nantwich and a separate plea for transportation for life for her husband.
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