War News and Public Notices From Bohemia to Jamaica
In Prague and Bohemia reports describe halted movements of 30000 troops, flooded roads, and river dangers. Letters note Count Frankenberg switching sides, confiscations, and Dutch fears of floods. Maritime items list ships, captures, and arrivals at Ostend, Havre, and Gibraltar, with privateers active. London society notes include a royal ode, court audiences, and local incidents. Plantation news from Charles Town reports Catawba scalps and bounty payments, while Jamaica and Boston items advertise rum, brandy, Arrack, wines, and punches for sale.
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Bridge at Black Friars Stairs Proposals Called
Guildhall London January 1 1761 committee to receive proposals for building the Majrons and Car penters Works for the intended Bridge at Black Friars Stairs. Plans by Robert Mylne show at Black Friars Bridge Office daily except Sundays from ten to two. Contractors must execute by admeasurement with security and timely completion for mason and carpenter works.
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Candidate Seeks York County Election Favor After Lord Downe’s Death
Letter from C. Turner dated December 29 1760 to Gentlemen Clergy and Freeholders of York County requests votes and influence as a parliamentary candidate following the vacancy created by the death of Lord Downe. Turner expresses humble service and readiness to discharge duties to the best of his ability.
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Navy Yard Contract and Sale Notices From Dec 1760
The Navy Office advertises a landing contract bidding at Deptford and Woolwich for braziers wares with proposals due at eleven, December 23, 1760. It also states a January 6, 1761 sale at the Yard for old store goods including paper, ropes, engines, and lanterns, viewable during working hours. a 25 percent deposit or proportion is required, with forfeiture if not paid or removed within forty days.
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