Resolutions on Recruiting and Subscriptions in Middlesex 1759
At a formal meeting in Westminster and Middlesex authorities order a public subscription to fund volunteers and militia recruitment for King George II. Committees opened bank accounts, with agents instructed to collect funds and pay a 20 percent round of payments to bankers for immediate distribution to able bodied men. The Duke of Newcastle to present these resolutions to the King.
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St. Albans
Westminster
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Drummond and Co
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Giflingham Gooper
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PREE Fraternity Meeting Planned at the Raven
Shrewfury dated Sept 11 1759 notes the PREE Fraternity of the TRUEBLUE desires to meet at the Raven on Tue Way October 23 with Ep Pytts as steward. The Fox Hounds announce meetings on the 24th and an evening assembly.
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Deserter reports Wolfe bombardment near Quebec Cathedral
An officer's letter from Crown Point to Cork mentions a Quebec bombardment initiated by Gen. Wolfe. The deserter says Wolfe's batteries have reduced the cathedral to ashes, forecasting a swift surrender despite a strong defensive force. Subsequent items note officials and dignitaries in Ireland and Britain.
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John Tew
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Naval and political dispatches from Plymouth and Dublin
Reports from Plymouth describe enemy fleets in the bay with 53 000 troops preparing to land in Ireland. Updates note captured ships, dispatches from Leghorn and Lisbon, troop movements, cantoned troops, and barge artillery trains. Included are ship arrivals, marriages, appointments, deaths, seizures of prohibited gun flints, and a fatal street assault in Walhamstow.
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