Oxford deputies to observe Westmorland installation
Deputies from the States-General will be at Oxford next week to witness the solemnity of the Earl of Westmorland being installed as Chancellor of the University. A string of local incidents includes a drowning near Norfolk Street, a rescue on Lee Bridge, and a fire mishap in Aldersgate Street with a captive man saved from the flames. Banking notices and schedules mention upcoming surrender and dividend dates for tradespeople and merchants in Norwich and London.
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Oxford
Earl of Westmorland
Powell
Taylor
Norfolk
St. Bartholomew the Great
Lee Bridge
Hackney
Aldersgate-street
Ufe
Waller
Peter Chamberlayn
Norwich
Carpenter
Sir William Strachan
Haymes
Gloucestershire
John Sandell
Christchurch
Middlesex
John Flint
Finch Lane
London
Francis Fowler
Mile-End Green
Grantham
Todd
Ilchester
Bengal
Hertford
Bjohn Iles
Auineas
Bath
Alexander Eynard
Emir Nef Merch
Orm
Litchfield
Bromford-forge
Coeftiie Park
Warwickshire
Neas Great Bridge
Berwick Upon Tweed
Goddarr
Papston
Thomas Smith
Thomas Lowe
Maiden-Lane
St. Paul
Covent-Garden
John Fielding
John Gifford
Bakers Company
Fielding
Middlesex Hospital
Western Circuit
Mansfield
Wilmot
Hants
Winchester Castle
Wales
Jfoseph Farley
Barming
Kent
Notice of Postponed Hat BlawpForp Races
A notice states that Hat BlawpForp races scheduled in this paper for the 24th 26th of July are postponed. Details on rescheduling or new dates are not provided in the fragment.
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Peterborough
Maschies
Mine
Matthew Lamb, Hart
Edward Wortley
Angel Inn
William Elgar
Kintering
N.B
Northamptonshire
Ile of Ely
Unclear Naval Dispatch Mentioning Ships and Routes
Fragmentary historical note lists several ships and destinations with limited readable details. References include Majestys Ships, Men of War, and names like Chesterfield and Exbury, implying a naval transport or convoy toward New York amid variable wind conditions.
Losses andAssignments in Britain and Caribbean Fronts
Amid reports from Brest Water the fleet strength and forthcoming actions are outlined. Military commands shift across Essex Kent Sussex and Dartford with detailed troop placements. Messages from Guadaloupe describe fort repairs plunder and a wish to remain. privateers operate against French holdings as battles with French ships and Dutch supply lines unfold.
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London
Admiral Hawke
Brest
Windsor
Plymouth
Sir Edward Hawke
Campbell
Essex
Kent
Sussex
Effingham
Dartford
Conway
Chatham
Elio
Canterbury
Earl of Ancram
Surrey
Earl of
Guadaloupe
Elysiin Plains
Gazete
Biliot
Rowland
Dominca
Mariga- Jane
Joon
St. Eustatia
England
New-York
Bristol
Leeward Islands
M. Bompart
Martinico
Hispaniola
Arundel
Vigo
Virginia
Snow Bersey
Liverpool
Jamaica
St. Florentine
Mont. Monroit
Old France
Harrison
Rhode Hland
Philo
Farmer
Prince George
Obrian
Piscataqua
Antigua
Port Au Prince
Cadiz
Gibraltar
Genoa
Algiers
Prince Ferdinand of
Brunswick
Bbea
Buckebourg
Saxe Gotha
Post 5 Cript London Letter on Caribbean Conquest
The correspondent urges the author of the London Post to support the reduction of Guadalupe. He argues the land is Britain’s valued conquest, a key Caribbean island with vast sugar output, and stresses the economic blow to France and boost to British commerce. The prose critiques demonstrations and public displays during the proposal.
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POST
CRIPT
London
Land of Guadalupe
Great Britain
France
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Donnellan
Humphry Owen
Brabazon O’hara
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Compton
Compton- Ball
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Salisbury
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William Butler
Batingtoke
Ainsney At Law
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High Court of Chances
Thomas Pickering
John Selby
Henry Brook
Woodward
Huns
Knowles
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