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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Apr 26, 1759

Page

3

French Army Ravages and Movements Reported Abroad

From Leipsick to Genoa, dated April reports detail heavy casualties after a major clash with the French and Allies, with the French baggage moved to Hofheim and Hochheim. Prussian and Saxon forces maneuver near Bohemian mountains as Daun’s designs unfold, while Corsican rebels and Madrid gossip filter through Brussels and Paris.

Kuddo Elfeno Poland Leipsick Prussia Strigau Bohemia Landshut Marshal Daun Braunau Trautenau Fouquer Neuttac Moravia Hofheim Hochiem Hociff Hague Gaffel Ferdinand of Paris East India Company Port L’orent Duc du Chartres le St. Luc le Maffiac le Compagnie Des Indes le Boulogne le Boutin Genoa Apo Isice Republick Corsica Senate Francis Grimaldi

Irish Rome conversions and Boyle seizure report

Dublin April 17 notes that within two years 434 persons left the Church of Rome. Boyle Roscommon April 16 reports Sir Edward King escorted by the High Sheriff and gentry into Boyle, seized his mansion and demesne and remaining estate valued at good a year, under authority of a writ.

Dublin Rome Boyle Roscommon Edward King

Mary of Blyth Cast Away Near North Berwick

On Sunday last the Mary of Blyth Turnbull was cast away off the Harbour of North Berwick with all aboard perishing including crew and several passengers. Also noted is the death of Mrs. Christian Seton aged 95 or 96, widow of Henry Sinclair of Carlowrie.

Scotland Edinburgh Mary of Blyth Turnbull North Berwick Christian Seton Sir Walton Secon Northbank, Bart Henry Sinclair Carlowrie London Portsmouth Watson Rotterdam Norwich Echo St. Helen’s America Jason Patton Melampe Hotham Southampton Union Bergen Hamelen Jan Kerke Texel France Spain Prince William the Fifth Boulogne Carolina Afernoon Lewis Paul Kensington Ratch Ratch ® Highway, Mr. Farrington Vasile Cherwin

Miss Anne Danby Died at Acomb Leaving Legacies

Miss Anne Danby of Swinton near York died at Acomb on Tuesday. She left legacies totaling several sums to charities and institutions including the Foundling Hospital St. Luke's Hospital London the Society for Propagating the Gospel in Foreign Parts Protestant Schools in Ireland Charity Schools in York and the Poor of Maham.

Country News York Acomb Anne Danby William Danby Swinton Esy Foundling Hospital St. Luke’s Hospital London Society For Ireland

Turbulent Post in Dover and Yarmouth Notices

Reports detail Sarah a ship with two prisoners from St Malo and a failing Albany Sloop, plus a Dover tow of a raisin brigantine. Portsmouth government granted to Lord Tyrawley. Boston customs appointment. bridge master totals and local executions. a seven foot sturgeon caught near Chernecat. fish abundant in Dorset. trials at Old Bury with executions and transports. Perjury case retaken at Yarmouth. Manchester case cites Dr James's Powder cure and anecdotes of fever and ague remedies.

Sarah St. Malo Albany Milford Shrewberry-ness Nore Portsmouth Hawley Lord Tyrawley Benjamin Barons Charles Hardy Boston New England Harry Frankland Lisbon Bridgemaster Smith Stevens Mr. Smith Crerar Ward York Courant Yarmouth Cherney Bridport Dorsetshire Mackrel Old Bury Wil Robert Pursell King’s Bench Meanchester Mercury John Brierly Holling-Wood Manchester Harrop James Mir Berry Newbery Janey

Notable death and market notes from a colonial ledger

A eulogy for Sir Yout. st Pybe Pigott describes his beloved youth and the sorrow at his funeral in Deal. His Majesty's ships Nottingham and Penguin are noted as present. Market quotes follow with stock prices and bonds including Bank of England annuities, naval bills, and lottery tickets showing varied rates and reductions.

Yout St Pybe Pigott Elys Nottingham Penguin Penguin Still Remain. Wind E.S Rank Incia India Togo Lidia

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