Rebels rout in Jamaica wood fight with Hynes force
An extended dispatch recounts guerrilla clashes around Jamaica Town with Capt. Hynes and Meff Sweigle engaging rebels in a rocky valley. Casualties include two killed on both sides, several wounded, and a large seizure of baggage gunpowder and horses. Siege action continues as Trelawny Town negroes pursue.
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Tackey
Hynes
Crawford Town
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Sweigle
Mosely
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Nonsuch
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Nanny Town
Charles Sweigle
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Dormer
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Henry
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Ackerman
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Smith
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Leghorn
Ann
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Cork
Navy Wheat Purchase Notice for London and Plymouth
Victualling Office announces on June 30 1760 that on Friday the ath of July at noon they will treat for wheat for the Port of London and for wheat to be delivered free of charge to His Majesty's Stores at Plymouth for the Navy. The arrangements cover delivery to London and Plymouth.
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Sth
Frankfort
Oder
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Germany
Plymouth Dock
Royal Volunteers
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Regiment of Foot
Woolwich
Winchester
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Knights of the Bath
Coulton
Thornton
Leicester
Thomas Bralesford
Wiseman
Francis Reynolds
King’s Bench
Westminster
Reynolds
Westminster Hall
Nottingham
David Lowe
Richmond Hill
Wynne
Gumley
Leicestershire
Richard Wynne
Anne Hill
George Hill
Rothwell
Northamptonshire
St. James’s
Bath
William Barry
Milsom
C. Milsom
Fe’nnight
Ryhal
Cross Keys
Bishopsgate-street
Navy Announces Half Pay Distribution for Sea Officers
Volume I dated June 18 1760 announces payments of half pay to sea officers from January 1 to June 30. Payments begin Monday next month at 10 AM at the Treasurer of the Navy Office Broad Street with annual signoffs, affidavits, oaths, and test certificates required from attendees or their attorneys completing the process.
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Navy-Office
His Majesty
S Treasury
Navy
Broadtreet
Notice to tender goods for prisoners of war near Granbrook Kent
The Office for Sick and Wounded Seamen and for Exchanging Prisoners of War announces it will receive sealed tenders on Wednesday July 2 to supply provisions for prisoners of war in prisons and hospitals. Items include beef mutton bread beer cheese butter and pease for twelve months. Further details available from the Secretary or John Cook Esq at Siffinghurst.
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Siffinghurst
Granbrook
Kent
John Cook
Candee
Lloyd’s
Lombard Street
Thornton
West
India
Virginia
Bell Wharf
Robert Mittie
John Hutchinson
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