Shipping news and European war updates in early 18th century
Lists arrivals and departures in various ports including London Plymouth and Guernsey. describes Danish and Ruffian minister talks at Berlin. notes troop desertions and Kiel risk. reports Vienna and Ratthon letters on Prussian war. mentions ship Blenheim convoy to Gibraltar and prize captures. includes rice crop prospects in South Carolina Georgia and African trade administration appointments.
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Abingdon Assembly Nominates Joan Walter for Bench
A July 21 1762 meeting of Berks nobility clergy and gentry at Abingdon Assizes nominated Joan Walter for a position of Verrs of Juns for Forest. The assembly, convened by the High Sheriff, resolved by a large majority to support his interest at the election.
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