Flying Camps Prepared Amid Frontiers Tensions Amid War News
A fragmentary London dated April 12 reports plans for Flying Camps around Berseinenoproem and Nimeghen to observe French movements on the frontier. Antwerp faces heavy taxation and garrison costs. English and Dutch warships, including the Pembrook and Shrewsbury, stray in the Downs with others bound for France. The piece notes royal ceremonies, stock quotes, and broad notices of books, schooling, and medicinal patter in a dense 18th century bargain page.
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Hague
Ber- Suenoproem
Nimeghen
Netherlands
Antwerp
Elector
Elestores
Bavaria
London
Weymouth
Ellen
Diepe
Nants
Bourdeaux
France
Portland
Pool
Dee
Downs
Pembrook
Shrewsbury
Defiance
Furfey
Royal Oak
India
Affrican
Company
Nor Million Bank
Spithead
Dublin
Ss. Each
Watkers
Royal Exchange
Greerwich‘Hospital
Europe
Jesus
Christ
David Moitier
Strand
Brat Mmis
Bedfordshouses
Goads
Hollang
SFU
A. Baldwin
Warwick-lane
Spain
HJ. Esq
Sam. Ballard
Blue ‘Bull
Little’ Brittain
Warwickiane
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Long Lane
England
Inden
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Bride-lane
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