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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Apr 14, 1759

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War and political unrest in Europe and Britain 1759 report

Sunday letters report Prussia ready with 60 000 troops near Striegau and Austrian forces massing at Ulrichsberg while Sweden faces ferment since month start. Paris notes new war office posts and a proposal to reclaim abbey privileges with possible sales for public funds. London dispatches detail coastal defense, ship prizes, promotions, marriages, deaths, robberies, trials, and a near drownings and a wagon accident on the Avon with casualties and rescues.

Flanders Dresden Prussia Strigau Bohemia Aulignburgh Sweden Paris Ambrose Guys Relloniana Guys

Executions at Waterford and Westmeath Births and Deaths

Irelands Corke execution linked to Michael Collins admission. Collins confessed to murders at Feathard Hill and robbery of three others, implicating Gibbons Cooney Dyer and Drishloe, who were executed on Collins evidence. Dublin reports Sir Ulick Burke’s death and a noblewoman’s safe delivery at Cronin in Westmeath.

Irelan D. Corke Michael Collins Waterford Margaret Fagen Mr. Butler John Leary Feathard Hill Thomas Gibbons Thomas Cooney Daniel Dyer Patrick James Drishloe Collins Dublin Sliath Ulick Burke Earl of

Port News: Royal naval movements and royal visit details

Deal and port arrivals report outward-bound convoys led by the Griffin and Antelope, with ships Biddeford Jason and Minerva in service. Winds calm to ENE. Royal visit notes include the Chapel Royal sermon at St James's and a Purse of Gold offering for the poor, plus the Duke of Cumberland's Newmarket departure.

St. James’s Kensington Brampton Chatham Isle of Wight Isabella Dare Halifax London St. Maboes Rolly Marshal North Carolina Liverpool Custom House Jamaica Conway Regiment of Dragoons Hawey’s Johnston Honeywood Regiment of Horse Bowles Lord Lindores Major Johnston Parker Robert Hamilton Montague’s Christy Webb North America Onslow Regiment of Guards Serjeant Harper Foot-Guards Savoy Hayward Deceas St. George’s Middlesex Warren Hampstead Baddison Princes Square Bath Edward,Barber Adderbury Oxfordshire Handel Foundling- Hospital Coram Ireland Bow Old Ford Mile End Worcester Avon Bengworth Mr. Tanner Birchin-Lane Hazard St. Paul’s Church-yard John Fielding John Ashmore Thomas Mayo Holbourn Susannah Arnold Chelsea Richard Farrell Newgate Alderman Cokayne Gibbs Fleet-market Hereford Wiliam Jones Hewland Thomas Veal Anne Proiler Hristopher Kelly Royal College of Physicians Britdle St. Martin’s Lane Deal Knights of the Garter Thistle Chapel Royal St. James's Duke of Cumberland Newmarket

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