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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Apr 10, 1739

Page

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Mail from Holland and dispatches from Vienna to Riga

Yesterday's mail from Holland reports audience of the Pretender with the Pope and a Cardinal Tencin letter of gratitude. Vienna items recount Mehemet Bashaw ambush near Kutschay, a Gererdorf fire destroying 96 of 103 homes, Venice notes on Asaph siege funded by the Grand Signor, and Riga ice losses of five ships with all crews saved.

Cardinal Tencin Vienna Hungary Mehemet, Bashaw of Petsky Kutschay Gererdorf Venice Asaph Seraglio Amsterdam Laft Salis Hay Riga Jacob Jeffe Bremen Barker Scheel Carescroon Thomas Paultz Hans Hendrick Abelsen Wolgast Peter Koop This Place

Dublin News: New Chancellor and Commissioner Appointments

Ireland reports Henry Boyle is to be Chancellor of the Exchequer replacing the late Coghill and William Ponsonby to join the Commissioners in Boyle's stead. James Howison dies, solicitor to the Revenue. In Fermanagh, Mr Maguire allegedly poisons a mistress then dies after four pills, with the doctor detained at Enniskillen Gaol.

Dublin Henry Boyle Coghill Deceas Will. Ponsonby Viscount Duncagnon James Howison S Revenue Fermanagh Maguire Sool Tempe Enniskilling Gaol

Woman Takes Poison Seeks Suicide Overhang Sentence

A woman consumed one of her own pills and died, preferring to end her life herself rather than face execution. The event is reported as a tragic self-inflicted death with motive implying she wished to die by her own hands rather than by hangman.

Edinburgh Petition Seeks Privilege Over Plays Bill

Edinburgh officials and the University unite to oppose a bill order'd into Parliament that would grant letters patent to present plays in the City of Liberties. They warn of harm to students and demand equal privilege with English universities, which deny such entertainments.

Scotland Edinburgh

Execution of Richard Turpin and Court News from London

A York letter reports Turpin was hanged in London and proclaimed himself the robber sought by a Proclamation. The column lists royal baptisms at Norfolk House, court appointments, marriages, theatre events, deaths, and local notices including a new assistant surgeon poll, admiralty postings, and a pond incident in St George's Fields.

London York Richard Turpin Declard Essex Prussia Duke of Queensberry Dover Denmark Marquess of Carnarvon Princess of Wales Charlotte Edwin Secker Oxford Wifc Weymouth Tower of London Edinburgh Ogilvy of Rothesay Betty Maitland Earl of Lauderdale Thomas Boheme Size- Lane Preston Fortune Justice Preston Norwich Board of Admiralty Piercy Strafford Buckingham Trotter Deceas Bonum Joyner Woolwich Yard Stephen Bliss Richard Blount Christopher Burrow John Emmerson Harry Gough Burrill Sedgewicke Young Manaton Townsend Hamlet Theatre Royal Covent Garden Shakespear Lord Bus

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