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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Apr 11, 1747

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Madrid Watch Makers Receive Exclusive Privilege Grant

Madrid reports that SS Majesty grants exclusive privilege to John Lennard of Paris for watchmaking and file-making, with protection for other established manufactories. many artists have left the kingdom since Philip V's death. Hague dispatch notes French maneuvers toward Vienna and separate peace hopes, warning of potential breaches around Ghent and Dutch Flanders, and detailing troop movements and fortifications as conflict looms.

John Lennard Paris Philip V Hague France Vienna Hungary Versailles Spain Great Britain Turin Portugal Don Philip Final Marquess de Stainville Tuscany Maurepas St. Florentin Rotterdamt Lowendahl Saxe Bruges Sas van Holland Flanders Sluys Lille Ghent Sas van Ghent Marthes Dutch Flanders Cadland Zwin Antwerp Ostend Flushing Zeland London Gazette Musqueteers Netherlands Provence M. Belleisle Monaco Genoa Brussels Regiment of Dragoons la Morliere Count Lowendahl M. de Sechelles Count Namur Kent

Edinburg Commissaries buy Hay for Fort Augustus camp

Edinburgh reports Commissaries in Scotland are buying hay for the forthcoming camp at Fort Augustus. North reports the death of Robert Barclay of Ury, aged 76, at Springhall, burial beside his father, author of the Apology for the Quakers.

Edinburgh Fort Augustus Robert Barclay Ury Springhall

Death sentences and transportation in neglected English counties

Reports from Bury St. Edmunds and SalisburyAffizes reveal John Orboyn condemned to death for robbing Isaac Cook’s house yet reprieved Thomas Smith ordered transported seven years for breaking into Thomas Davie’s shop at Debenham A fire in a wine cellar at Bristol left a Exeter wine cooper dead Last week nine Wiltshire defendants faced Death sentences including Matthew Robbins for stealing cloth at Calne Henry Timbury Hugh Murray Elizabeth Tarrant John Coleman and others for related robberies arson and burglary

Bury St. Edmund's John Orboyn Isaac Cook Thomas Smith Thomas Davie Debenham Bristol Exeter Salisbury Wilts Matthew Robbins Calne Henry Timbury Hugh Murrey

Attack and War Rumors Sweep Across London Streets

London reports a firm stance against the Dutch, with Lowen­dahl and associates advancing strong arguments in favor of mobilization. A French Declaration of War surfaces as Britain readies fleets, while domestic affairs include marriages, funerals, palace preparations, and a large naval force gathering for action against France and the East Indies.

Coléssien Flushing P.S Holland Erica Erico St. Mary’s Aldermanbury Robert Halliday Bishopsgate-Straet Peggy Applebury Richmond Hadley Church Yard Fhreadman Fleet Street Hadley London Middlesex Liberty of Westminster Kensington Palace Isle of Wight Anson Plymouth Channel St. George Monmouth Prince Frederick Devonshire Hampton-Court Namur Edinburgh Yarmouth Kent Princess Louisa Chester Portland Gloucester Windsor Eagle Lyon Nottingham Cen

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