London Gossip and Maritime Losses of Early March
Fragmented notes recount military orders to 11 reinforcements per company for marching regiments in Britain. Also reported are marriages and deaths including Mrs Tongue of York and Captain Joseph Stanley of the West India service. A boat carrying bullion sank near Woolwich with four drowned. trials in Canterbury Prerogative Court and Common Pleas address false imprisonment. News covers a storm of street violence at Westminster Hall among footmen, shipboard defeats, and stock market movements at South Sea.
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