Brandy Anchor Team Lacks Key Members in Early Stage
A brief report notes Brandy's roster is reduced to Se Anchors as the lead figure, with ongoing efforts to fill missing positions. The piece hints at preparation or competition delays due to the reduced lineup.
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Kat
Chichley
Willis
Winche
Hughes
Edward Hughes
Brightwell
Greenwich
Deptford
Holman
Henry Gaffney
Newgate
Margets
Cornelius Cannon
Short’s Gardens
Drury Lane
Geneva
Gaffney
Denmark-Street
St. Giles’s
William Coffee
Brown
White
Mr. Jennings
Spittlefields
Bristol
Jennings
Chelmsford
Green
Lightbourn
Cambridge
Poiton
Royston
Ireland
Charles II
Royal News From Windsor To Portsmouth And Beyond
London reports the King, Duke and Princesses traveling to Windsor New Forest stag hunts and court preparations. Dispatches note the Pernambuco fleet with sugar, hides, wood, and gold. Amstrong to view Portsmouth fortifications. Higinson named customs officer at Charleston. and multiple obituaries, trials, and local incidents. The July 1738 Privy Council prorogues Parliament to October 13.
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London
John St. John
Northamptonshire
Lord Bollingbroke
Pope
Twickenham
Earl of Granard
West-Indies
Spain
Col. Amstrong
Portsmouth
Plymouth
Pernambuco
Anne Stroud
Earl of Salisbury
Kensington
Stanley
Temple
St. Andréw’s, Holbourn
Arnold
Winchester
Higinson
Charles Town
South Carolina
Geekie
Daniel Munnings
Denver
Downham
Norfolk
Caius College
Cambridge
King- Street
St. James’s
Cockburn
Cheneys
County of Bucks
Charles Saunders
Thomas Saunders
Commission of the Peace
Richard Chichley
James Earl of Abercorne
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