War time notices and militia meetings in London 1759
The page reports on wartime affairs in Berlin Hague and Rotterdam with notes on capitulation hopes, Dutch relations with Britain, and militia organization in West Riding and London. It recounts Guildhall subscription efforts to fund soldiers, promotions, fines for billeting, port movements, and civic leaders praising the militia in Middlesex and Westminster.
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Berlin
Schiilettau
Dresden
Hague
Republick
England
Havre de Grace
Lord H
Holland
Vander Poll
Fiiall
Paris
Versailles
Geval rEeiehalbet
Lark
Mybuia
West Riding
Knavesmire
Rockingham
Godfrey Wentworth
Coputy
Guildhall
London
Ereas
Ball
Great Britain
Hodges
N. B. Therfard
City of London
Chamber of London
County of
Mid- Clesex
Westminster
St. Alban’s Tavern
St. Alban’s Street
Great- Britain
Lis Aajesty
Alajeffy
Ligonier
Uch
Sis
Duke of Newcastle
Newcastle-house
Death of Lady Mary Maxwell Countess Dowager of Traquair
Edinburgh September 22 The Right Hon Lady Mary Maxwell Countess Dowager of Traquair died this morning in her 88th year. She was daughter of Robert Earl of Nithsdale by Lady Lucy daughter of the Marquis of Douglas.
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Germany
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Soltikofp
Petersburgh
Musgrave
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Nimeguen
St. Mary Magdalen
Bermondsey
John Salter
Charles the First
Charing Cross
Middleser
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Seko
Middlesex
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Barts
George Cooke
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