The General History of the Late War Five Volume Edition
An advertisement notes the public reception and availability of Entick's General History of the Late War in five volumes. It details the refined printing, maps, charts, and engravings, the high price and ongoing sale, and announces new editions priced at five shillings per volume with binding options, from publishers Edward and Charles Dilly in Poultry.
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River floods and deaths hit Reading area county wide
Reading reports severe floods from Hampshire to Oxfordshire and Surrey. Water rose to unprecedented levels forcing boats to anchor as areas flood. In Hayling island a salt officer Thomas Laws died in an accidental gun mishap. Two marines, William Wilkinson and David Grant, jailed for alleged theft at Haslar Hospital. Oxford appoints Christ Church anatomy lecturer Mr Parsons. Local deaths include Rev John Collins and Edmund Blewitt.
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