London Evening Post 1787 News Briefs and Elections
London reports on Walpole health, Southwell's voyage to Ireland, and Georgian era events. Notices include deaths at Bigwoods and Forty Hill, a Georgia colony report, an Oxford election impact, and a London mayoral election result with Liberty over ministry influence. Also mentions Whitefield, Countess Dowager of Gainborough, Dutchess of Bedford, and a ship carrying 70 cannons bound for Carolina.
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London
Robert Walpole
William Glyn
Miss Glyn
South Carolina
Georgia
Edward Southwell
Ireland
Bigwoods
Great Dunmow
Essex
John Jenoure
Richard Dey
Northweld
Bae
Richard Jenoure
Forty Hill
Enfield
Middlesex
Hyde
William Hyde
Langtoft
Lincoln
Peyton
Thomas Peyton
Dodington
Isle of Ely
Skeffington
Leicestershire
Oxford
Whitefield
Baily
Baby Bird
News From Europe Couriers April Dispatches
Yesterday arrived the mail from Holland with reports from Petersbourg, Madrid, Warsaw, Dantzick and Paris. Ottoman and Turkish army movements loom near the Black Sea while Russia plans troop actions near Choczim and Braclaw. Britain and France clash over trade duties as dispatches discuss Vienna, Corfita, and Ruffia diplomacy.
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Bredah
Bessarabia
Dgianum-Copgia
Black Sea
Petersbourg
Constantinople
Sari
Sari-Bey-Oglou
Aidin
Natalia
Thomas Kouli Kan
Madrid
Apuilty
Great Britain
France
Warsaw
Volhinia
Choczim
Braclaw
Dantzick
Hungary
Vienna
Kaminieck
Bender
Spain
Paris
Provence
Corfita
Deaths of Lady Mountgarret and MP William Bellfour
In Dublin on April 21 this week the Lady Dowager Mountgarret died. On Thursday William Bellfour Esquire Member of Parliament for the Borough of Augher died at his lodgings in Castle Street. By his death an estate of 1700 pounds per year goes to Henry Townley Esquire his nephew.
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Ireland
Dublin
Horse races at Newmarket defeat stir in April meeting
On Monday the Contribution of 1000 Guineas was run for and won by Sir Michael Newton. Nine started with Duke of Bridgwater second and Earl of Halifax fourth. Yesterday three Horses started for the Sco Sweep Stakes won by Mr Panion's Hortse. Today Lord Middleton's Horse beat Mr Greswood's Horse for 100 Guineas.
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Newmarket
Michael Newton
Duke of Bridgwater
Duke of Somerset
Earl of Halifax
Lord Weymouth
Duke of Bolton
Mr. Panion
Hortse
Lord Middleton
Mr. Greswood
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Smith
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Earl
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Chetwynd
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Stafford
Keene
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Downs
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Canterbury
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Carshalton
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Bridewell
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Dartford
Hop
Kent
Holland
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England
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