Eighteenth Century London News Brief Excerpt
From Thurspur to London April 28 1737 reports Leicester poll results with Wigley 993 over Ruddings 654 and notes political appointive changes in Sir John Norris returns. royal marriages and theater ball. city events include the Hanoverian speech, Free Masons procession, and various deaths, ships, and legal notices.
General Heim Condemned by War Council in Crim Battle
Petersburg April 13 Ajor General Heim was condemned to death by a Council of War for failing to crush the Tartars Army in Crimea. He reportedly could have defeated them by a nighttime assault. It is believed the Empress may yet grant him clemency.
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