Campaign Updates From Prague to Minden in June War Dispatches
Reports from the London Evening Post detail Marshal Keith near Prague and Daun near Kattenberg, with Lehwald at Memel preparing to confront Prussians. Daun’s forces reinforce, Bevern pursues, and Queen/Polish issues accompany news as Cumberland withdraws to a new camp by the Weser with heavy French opposition and field actions unfolding.
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Arshal Browne
Hamburgh
Funé
Prussia
Prague
Memel
Marsial Lehwald
Marshal Daun
Kattenberg
Pikau
Duke of Bevern
Barvass
Dresden
de Bornstadt
Warsaw
Prisfian
Uéen
General de Bornstadt
Prince of Bevern
Craflau
Zethen
King
Ruremonde
Gueldres
Wesel
Holtzhuysen
Duke of Cumberland
Bielefeld
Burgholt
Herverden
Herdenberg
Block
Count Schulenbourg
Hosse
Buckebourg
Theald
Linstow
Cofeldt
Minden
Oldendorp
Freedom of the Borough honors for Pitt and Legge in 1757
Tewkesbury Borough records announce presenting William Pitt and Henry Bilton Legge with the Freedom of the Borough. Letters from Ros. Harvey and Francis Geers praise the honor, with replies from Legge and Pitt. Additional items note clerical appointments, a priest's ordination at St. Ann's Soho, and various naval dispatches and ship movements around Leith Spithead and the Atlantic.
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Lincoln’s Inn
Corporation
Ros. Harvey
Francis Geers
Tewkesoury
W. Pitt
Gloucestershire
St. Ann’s
Soho
Salisbury
William Harley
Christ Church
Earl of Oxford
Everley
Wiltshire
Abraham Lemoine
Duke of Portland
Archbishop of
York
Arthur Ricard
Hon. East India Company
Houghton
Suffolk
Godolphin
Leith
Scotland
Portmouth
Fune
Spithead
Downs
Buckingham
Tyre
West Indies
Moore
Harwich
Rowley
Lord Loudon
Mississippi
Famaica
Youart
John Gordon
Fantyn
Cape Coast
Belfas
Gardner
Newry
Philadelphia
Bayonne
London
James Wemiley
Cadiz
Touzin
Manflow
Bristol
Jamaica
Louis
Nan Z
St. Domingo
Portugal
Spain
Streights
Osborne
Eagle
Brifisl
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The
London Evening-Post
Arriv
Holland
Flanders
Marshal Keith
Downing-Street
Funer
Tewkesbury
Whitehall