Despatches Signal British-Spanish Tensions and Turkish Campaigns
From Madrid and Dunkirk reports offer a view of European hostilities with Spain, Britain, and Portugal, noting troop movements near Ferrol and Cadiz, a port entrance chain, rising insurance, and debates in the Hague. A Turkish campaign under Wallis drives to Krozka while Neuperg and Lehr coordinate, with heavy casualties and notable losses among officers. Edinburgh dispatches describe smuggling suspicions near Carrick.
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Fire destroys dwelling and malt house at Winterborne
In Sarum on a July night a fire burned the dwelling of William Coombs master in Winterborne, destroying the house and adjoining malt house with about sixty quarters of malt. Loss tallies to 206 pounds and more. Coombs, now widowed, has seven children. Later, Duke of Cumberland dined with Lady Peterborough and sailed from Calibor Castle toward Portsmouth with three men of war and three tenders.
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William Cooyles
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Royal appointments and political notices in London gossip
London society items report Lieutenant William Bumphrys becoming Captain in the Lagoons Regiment under General Gore, and Joan Thomas resigning a Foot Guards lieutenancy after leaving Gibraltar. A Lancastrian candidate, Spittleworth, is favored on the COUNTRY INTEREST. News from Tunbridge Wells mentions a crowded scene and a prohibited railing in a play called Passage while funds pass. the Lady Legard dies near Scarborough leaving estates to Sir Digby Legard, and twelve Cambridgeshire recruits impress the Crown. Rowland Holt dies at Belgrave, his estate to pass to heirs. Annan, youngest son of Holt, is noted.
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Chie Justice Holt
Bury School
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