Cornwell transfers lox box carriage to Rufford in Worcester
Worcester November 2 1758 Thomas Cornwell thanks the public for their favors and transfers his lox box carriage business to Philip Rufford with assurances of careful handling. The business will operate from Cornwell's late dwelling in New Screer Worcester to the Bull and Mouth Inn London. Stage days remain unchanged and goods will be called at listed road places as usual.
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Alderman Baylis, Mercer
Philip Rufford
Rufford
Thomas Cornwell
Purrip
N. B
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New Screer
Worscester
Bull and Mouth Inn
London
Thomas Francis
Lord Colerane
Deceas
Tottenham Wood
Tottenham High Cross
Midclesex
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Cus
Louisbourg Fall Prompts European Powers Call to Arms
From Vienna and Berlin reports describe the French losses at Louisbourg and shifting Austro Prussian forces. News detail movements of Daun, Daun, Feldmarschall Laudon and Prince Henry in Lusatia and Saxony. Dispatches note Austrian reinforcements, Russian actions near Colberg, and British strategic aims with Hanover preparing for winter and possible peace talks.
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England
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Lusatia
Bautzen
Saxony
Dressen
Nore
Prince Henry
Prussia
Dovertehurz
Gorlitz
Marshal Daun
Radeberg
Konigsbruck
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Nfentplitz
Gahrig
Ferdinand
Schweidnitz
Breslau
Maurice of
Anhalt
Deffau
Prince of Hesle Caffel
Konigforuck
Meyer
Port News From Deal on Outward-bound Ships
Deal News reports ships Remain in the Downs Revenge Chesterfield Dolphin Duke of Dorset Forrester Earl of Holderneffe Brooke Diligent Maclethin and Enterprize heading for East Indies along with other outward-bound vessels. Arrived Caple Clarkson from Maryland and sailed for the River Wand S. winds strong and then hard.
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East-India
Dolphiny
Wand S
Brilliant Court at St James for King’s birthday anniversary
London observers describe a noon court at St James's with foreign ministers and nobility honoring the king on the anniversary of his birth. The Prince of Wales and Princess Dowager of Wales returned from Leicester House at three in the afternoon to cheers, followed by a court ball, illuminations, and fireworks in London and Westminster.
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St. James’s
Westminster
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