Prussian and Austrian Movements Far East of Bohemia
Vienna report details Count Daun advancing from Boemsfehbrod to Kollin with plans to cover a large magazine and await reinforcements. Prussian Bevern has moved from Kollin with 76 battalions and 30 squadrons to threaten, while French supplies dwindle and forage shortages slow continental operations.
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Edinburgh Military Injury and Virginia Report Amid War News
From Perth comes news that Cap Newton of the 16th Regiment was shot in both legs and left thigh by a ram rod from a soldier's firelock during exercise. The Margaret of Glasgow reports Virginia letters claiming Lord Loudon sent Highlanders to Fort Edward on warning of French and Indian plans, aiding flight and capture of ammunition. A clause may grant Greenwich Hospital benefits to seamen in the herring fishery with 6 d. deducted from wages.
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Marriage at Chester le Street of Francis Clavering and Miss Nelly Lambton
Newcastle reports Francis Clavering merchant of Alnwick and brother to Ralph Clavering of Callaly married Miss Nelly Lambton from Whitehall at Chester le Street on the 24th. A Bristol clue notes a suspect for rail and highway crimes. William Dozel, arrested at Westbury after bold resistance, jailed on suspicion of highway robbery and horse stealing with two pistols in hand.
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