War discuss and public notices in London amid 1702 turmoil
In London reports from March 3 describe a Council of War in the Marquis of Bednar’s, royal officials considering action against Welsh pretensions and deserter punishments. Barbadian intelligence notes a plot to burn Bridge Town and seize forts, naval cautions, and prize rewards for stolen items. Numerous notices advertise watches, rings, and other items for reward, with sales and auctions including books, groceries, and household goods.
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Herewicks
Italy
Bednar
Molend
Loden
Wales
Biday
Downs
Barbadest
Bridge Town
Canterbury
Barbary
Onford
Midland
Norfolk-street
Bridges-street
Covent Garden
Norfolk-freet
Charing
Tompion
Shagrine
Henry Morse
St Fran
Child's
Temp
R. Chifwel
St Pauls
Tours
Auen
Aan Street
Deanstreet
Sahio
Pane
Holywell
Fe van Pater
Paral Wien
Ar Ke Gti
Ngise Rom
Corie d 'Eh Aneery
Sugangems
Maximus
Suetonius Terentiuts
Tacitus
Seneca
Sajfe
Anitlien of
Warett
Cardigan-shies
Willizad Waller Sretdrds
Hole
Geatignan
Navy Office
Temple
London
Jacks
Sweetings Alley
Exchange
J. Churchil
Perfor
H. Bonwicke
St Paul's Church-yard
King Wolliam
Shrewsbury
Peter Pikard
Remdézvous
Kings-bead
Great Tiwer Hill
Portsmeath
Clempton Cave
Hhe Berer
Sichert
York
Yorkshire
Richard’ Dicks
Lirle-Britain
G.M.M
Tatnam
Fither-street
Red Lyon Square
Strahan
Tid Royal Exchange
Copnhjk
Lardy Publihed
England
Ireland
Eliz. Maller
Kings‘Arms
de Dicc
Fleet-tridge
Islington Road
Henry “Gibbs
Cecils Street
the Serand
Bedford-house
F& Large
Doeling-house
Tolbe
Richmond
Surrey
Thomas Ewer Eginthefzid
Baltnforeh
Grange Inn
Lincolns
Ian Fields
Holland