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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Apr 12, 1757

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Regiments embark and Saxon desertions alarm Prussia

From Dresden and Hague reports dated April 3 and March 31 describe regiments departing to sea, troops to Liban in Courland, and Prussian patrols moving toward Freyberg. Desertions by Saxon infantry and light horse prompt tightening orders, while Queen of Poland disapproves. The Courtiess of Bruhl is arrested in Prague. The French King seeks passage on the Meuse for artillery, opposed by the States General seeking neutrality.

Hence Finland Revel Friedericksham Liban Courland Prussia Pomerania Dresden Lockowitz Pirna Freyberg Light Horse Rutowsky Bohemia Maximilian Austria Poland Europe France Mrr Waryn House of Brandenburgh Toulon M. du Revert America

Reflections on Public Affairs and Minstry Changes 1757

London letter laments Ministry shakeups and warns against rewarding incompetence. It argues for prudent leadership, cites the Manichaean tug between reformers and complacency, and recalls political missteps amid the Minorca loss. It recalls Pitt Legge and calls for militia protection, while noting court and council actions.

Court of Common Council William Pitt Henry Legge Minorca Great Britain Oxford Shilfox Justice Austen Thomas Rowney Nicholls Smyrna Pomerania Waryn Marseilles

England and Midlands criminal trials and a counterfeit money case

Reports from Newcastle Birmingham and Salisoury describe a counterfeit money investigation with suspects held in Worcester Jail and bail granted for four men. A horse theft conviction in Coventry and a manslaughter verdict after a Dudley assault are noted along with a press for counterfeit tools found in Darlington.

Newcastle Birmingham Coventry Job Overton Thomas Lightowler Thomas Dumbleton John Calland Thomas Jones Worcester Samuel Fullard Dudley Darlaston Samuel Knight Salisoury

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