Fortifications Plan for Georgia Shown by Wager and Oglethorpe
Friday morning Sir Charles Wager presented a Georgian fortifications plan to the Queen, approved for execution under James Oglethorpe who will be named Governor on the Royal return from Hanover. amid various courtships, auctions, and naval matters, the page reports social events, deaths, and military news, including a flotilla to Lisbon and Russia related dispatches from Petersburgh and Copenhagen.
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Georgia
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Petersbourg
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Marquess of Lothian
Caroline Darcy
Earl of Fitzwalter
Essex
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Mary Margaretta
North and Grey
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