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Evacuation of Gottingen and Cambridge University address
Reports from Aug 21 to Sept 4 describe French evacuation of Gottingen leaving artillery and stores, Hanover forces regaining ground, and Cadiz troops, while Cambridge University issues a loyal address to the King praising the Queen’s delivery and the Protestant succession. Proclamations announce Parliament meetings and appointments, with port news and social notices interwoven.
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London
Hague
Hesse
Gottingen
Hanover
Casfel
M. Diebach
Ferdinand
Hirchsfeld
Fulda
Prince of Conde
Grunerg
Reidefel
M. Cenflans
Padberg
Mahr
Ulrichstein
Lalir
Grunberg
Prince Frederick of Brunswick
Caffel
Dauvet
Hamm
Rhine
Laudohm
Bevern
Silesia
Marshal Daun
Glatz
Famers
University of Cambridge
Duke of Newcastle
Plumptree
Queen’s College
Duke of Grafton
Marquis of
Tavistock
Earl of Halifax
Admiralty
Lord Mountfort
Townshend
Yorke
St. David’s
Finch
Fitzwilliam
Boscawen
Edward Wilmot
Edward Simpson
Arches
Batch
York
Pembroke
Hythe
Kent
Edinburgh
Whitehall
John ‘Duke of Bedford
Richard Neville Neville
Waitehall
Richard’ Neville Aldworth
Neville
Nevilles
Billingbear
Berks and Wilts
Judah Levy
Houndsditch
Guildhall
Peter Eaton
Heanor
Derby Shire
Malster
Duke of Cumberland
William Verrall
Lewes
Sussex
James Pincott
Dursley
Gloucestershire
Fountain Tavern
Bristol
William Parker
Maidenhead
Berks