Great War News and Local Incidents Reported Abroad
Reports speak of safety amid vast disadvantage with expected updates on a major event. Peace proposals from a neutral court face rejection as war supplies for the next year are arranged. An express from General Yorke is awaited regarding the States-General response. News details ship movements, bridge construction in Blackfriars, elections for charity schools, marriages, deaths, crimes, and a runaway ox causing city chaos.
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Dennark
Holstein
Norway
Hervey
Dragon
Portsmouth
Centaur
Arthur Forrest
Jamaica
Spain
Jupiter
Joseph Lugiento
el Guillardo
Anthony Tranes
Cadiz
Vera Cruz
Carpues
Blackfryars
Scotland
Paris
Thomas Wakefield
Marston
York
Chiswick
David Ogilvy
Ely
Earl of Finlater
Carhalton
Benjamin Steel
Joseph Craven
Bermundsey Street
Southwark
John Jackson
New Broad-street
Welchman
Westminster Bridge
Westminster Hospital
Cheapside
St. Paul’s Church-yard
Ludgate-street
Blackfryars Gateway
Water-lane
Thames
Bull Stairs
Whitefryars
John Edmonds
India Fleet
Horsleydown
Salisbury
Wolfe
Quebec
Baker
John Kielding
Nathaniel Barrett
Kingston Airlice
Lsft
Hague
Great Britain
France
States-General
Ludgate-hill
Odiham
Lord Craven
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Strassing
Mr. Wildman
Bne
Abdwer P Redneftey
Mr. Jones
Mr. Elliott
Mr. Adams
Mr. Tate
Stamford
Portmouth
Wednecay
Spithead
Union
D.nns
Frederick Wiliam
Bud
Gibraltar
Campion
Stiles
Reter
Mary
Elizabeth
Bert
Stahorfe
Chachen
Fas Bool
London
Watt
Wind W. By.s
Turbulent Fare: Soldier at Hedgetane to Newgate Trial
An incident at Hedgetane's 4 House of Ifi Fare led a party of soldiers to transport Carry his fare to the Savoy and then to Newgate for trial on charges of being at large and violating the king's pardon. While confined in Newgate he feigned madness and attacked a turkey, prompting five med to restrain him and hoist him to the floor to avert further harm.
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Hedgetane
Savoy
Newgate
James Quin
House of Correction
Northampton
Hugh Deferrer
London Post Letters and Tunbridge Wells Celebrations
A letter to the London Evening Post laments rising luxury and social folly in Britain, urging clergy and nobility to promote moderation. Another item describes Tunbridge Wells rejoicing over Mont Real’s conquest with illuminations and a cannon salvo, plus notices on ships, markets, and a deserter description.
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Montreal
Flacer
Tunbridge Wells
Fragmentary OCR list of translations and notes
A garbled nineteenth century catalog item lists three works: a translation of aphorisms by Ashor with a naval or ship reference, Hodges on the Plapueiss with remarks, and a translation of Dr Pisssten’s Elements of Physics.
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Iran
Pater-noffers Ad
Ashor
Na Nati Tris
Hodges
Trith
Pisssten
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