Monmouth Street collapse and public notices from Deptford to London
Monmouth Street buildings fell causing a young man to die with his body found among rubbish. A Westminster brawl left a man dead from a stab in the back. Hudson's Bay Company to auction a large beaver and fur stock at Fanchurch Street next Friday. The Haslewood leader, Arch Angel, was lost at sea bound for Ireland. Prosecution of Mr. Hendley for a pamphlet ends with resignation from St. Ann’s lectures. Mr. Lewis bail set at 2000l for trial at Old Bailey. Assorted burial tallies show 327 christenings, 529 total burials, with 52 fewer burials this week.
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Moncey
Deptford
Woolwich
Janey
Portmouth
Plymouth
Monmouth Street
Westminster
Fanchurch-street
Hudson’s Bay Company
Captain Haslewood
Arch-Angel
Ireland
Hendley
St. Ann’s
Aldersgate
Lewis
Granny
Advices From London and Dublin on War Preparations
News from London and Dublin reports the Duke of Ormond at sea with Spanish ships and land forces prepared to invade England. Bolton lines up horse and dragoons near Athlone with four regiments to respond quickly. General Maccartney and Brigadier Bowles reach Athlone as Admiral Michels fleet arrives at Plymouth after Vigo sailing. The States General order all British rebels out. a letter from the Czar signals acceptance of mediation with Sweden and a possible peace speech next Monday.
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London
Dublin
Duke of Ormond
Duke of Bolton
Athlone
Maccartney
Bowles
Falmouth
Michels Arriv
Vigo
Porta Vedra
Plymouth
States General
Czar
Sweden