Bombs and Balls Across Europe and Colonial News
A long dispatch details siege talk around Fort St Philip and Gibraltar with French and Spanish naval movements, British fleet vigilance, Count Douglas at Petersburgh, and suspected rifts between Court of Madrid and London. Plantation news from Boston reports Indian attacks near Lunenburg and Pequot area, with killings and prisoner losses, plus frontier moose and scout reports from Fort William Henry and Marlborough.
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Olmutz
Bohtiniy
Pobult
Fox Stade
Rosales
England
roStade
Berlin
Europe
Silesia
Gologn
Dierdorf
Spapaah
Count de Wied
Bunckel
Tein Duaidork
Lyons
Pilip
Sayeri Sohal
Goa
Riga
Ion
Chofe
Carstial Richelieus
Blake- Beyes
Paris
Rochfort
Brett
Brussels
Cadiz
Gibraltar
Fala Hacia
Wah
London
Keene
Blakeney
Fort St. Philip
France
Toulon
Douglas
Petersburgh
Versailles
Rouille
Coutier
Ruffia
Count Douglas
Great Britain
Hanbury Williams
Aberdam
Levand
Boston
Weffel
Halifax
Lunenburg
Pifguir
Marlborough
Fasting Fast Day Proclaimed in Scotland
Edinburgh July 8 Tuesday Night announces His Majesty's Order in Council appointing July 22 as a Day of Fasting and Humiliation in Scotland. The General Assembly resolution and royal assent seek divine mercy and blessings, urging unity against enemies and devout observance across the realm.
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Edinburgh
Scotland
Jast General Assembly
Assembly
Lord ‘Cathcart
The Good Ship RAMixeres Under Convoy And Its Captain
A fragmentary historical notice describes the ship RAMixeres under convoy with the Hon John Whale bones commanding. It notes the vessel as a ninety gun former warship turned fishing boat for Martinico men, its six week season between Plymouth and Gibraltar, and plans to return to Gibraltar with cargo for England while detesting the French and inviting reluctant passengers to board.
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Ramixeres
John Whalebones
Plymouth
Gibraltake
England
Publick spirit and arms urged by Freeholders Society note
A fragment from a historical newspaper text details the Freeholders Society meeting at Phenix in Werburgh Street. It quotes promises to support the Crown during wartime, concerns over disarming Protestants, and references to Lord Chesterfield’s tenure and Irish law debates. The piece rails against papists and Jacobites, urging loyalty and defense of liberty.
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Exipas
Buzsi
Aya Oh
Crediton
Kong
Lefont
Freeholders Sociéty
Phenix
Avery Werburgh Street
Heteas
Protaifans of
Leeland
France
Freeholders Society
Great Britain
Ireland
Earl of Chesterfield
England
Scotland