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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Dec 02, 1758

Page

3

Fragmentary Old Bailey note on a thief and one month imprisonment

A garbled Old Bailey entry describes Jen to pay a fine of six shillings and an imprisonment of one month for a security offense. At the same time his wife presented Articles of the Peace, implying a theft or related suspension. The fragmentary text hints at a court proceeding and future sessions starting.

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Wars and Movements Across Europe At Prague and Saxony

Dispatches describe Daun's army returning to Bohemia for winter quarters as Saxon forces march toward Wetzlar and Zwickau. Supplies and magazines expand along the Rhine and Main while French and allied commands prepare defenses and distribute cold weather gear. Reports note Prussian activity and Swedish troops shifting toward islands and ports amid ongoing European conflict.

Beftangi-Bachi Chiavux-Bachi Prague Marthal Daun Dresden Pysna Githabel Bohemia Saxony Franconia Francfort Zwickau Prince of Soubize Marburgh Kavierus Wetzlar Fischer Wesel Marshal Contades Rhine Duffeldorp Cologn Mayne Bertis Hamburgh Leupsick

Letter on National Militia and British liberty debate

A Gentleman argues for a National Militia as essential to freedom and defense. He praises Norfolk’s militia as a model, contrasts it with despotic troops, and warns against foreign guards. He celebrates civilian protections and urges support from the Crown and public.

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