London Evening Post items on travels and society events
The London Evening-Post reports on Royal and political movements including Scholten’s dispatch to Madrid, Seafield and Finlater departing for Edinburgh, horse racing results with Whitefoot beaten by Black Horse, and various marriages, deaths, and appointments. Also noted are stock changes, naval mentions, and colonial news from Georgia and Boston.
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London
Scholten
Keen
Madrid
Picardy
Earl of Seafield
Finlater
Edinburgh
General Assembly
Church of Scotland
Greswood
Whitefoot
Newmarket
Kyte
Stockbridge
Charles Bisthopp
Cecil Bisthopp
Sir Cecil Bisshopp
Bart
Parham
Sussex
John Dawson
Mr. Dawson
Petticoat Lane
Goswell-street
Islington
Palace Royal
Kensington
Robert Walpole
Cochran
General Oglethorpe
Georgia
Charles Town
South Carolina
Deal
Goodwin Sands
Spain
Joseph Hinxman
Woodward
New-Forest
Southampton
Stephen Poyntz
Corbett
Broadstreet
Boston
New England
Edward Linnington
Lord Linnington
Stiles
Robert Stiles
Peace talk and war news from the Black Sea and Corsica
Constantinople reports pressure for peace with Russia and a plan to deploy naval and land forces to the Crima to deter a Russian invasion. Genoa news notes delays to Monte-Maggiore and Corsican maneuvering as Bastia and Bastia supply lines shift. Rebellious actions persist with executions and a Corsican gift for fidelity. The elder Princess Dowager of Conti died aged 73.
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Russia
Asaph
Black Sea
Crima
Bonneval
Paris A-la- Main
Genoa
Calvi
Aftia
Monte- Maggiore
Marquess de Maillebois
Alziprato
San Fiorenzo
Bastia
Balogna
Monte-Maggiore
Thas
Battia
Monte-Magpiore
Republick
Antibes
Conti
Ulster King at Arms and Black Rod bearers named in Dublin
Excellencies the Lords Justices assigned the White Rod to Ulster King at Arms and the Gentleman Uther of the Black Rod to present to his Grace the Lord High Steward on Friday after the King's Commission opens for trying the Right Honorable Lord Barry. New from Donegall reports a lieutenant chaplain captured a large sea coast whale between Ballyshannon and Killibeggs, over 70 feet long.
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Ireland
Dublin
Ulster
Lord Barry
Santry
Donegall
Ballyshannon
Killibeggs
Royal gift Vase to Bath from Prince of Wales
Bristol April 28 report two notable items. Richard Nafe of Ely delivered from London a gilt vase with royal arms and city arms as a present to Bath Corporation, praised for its craft and design. Portsmouth April 25 notes a churchwardens election where Bucknall Read lead on initial tallies with Woodmancee and Du Gard close behind.
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Country News
Bristol
Richard Nafe
Ely
London
Prince of Wales
Corporation of
Bath
Royal
D. Roberts
Portmouth
James Bucknall
Merchant
John Read
Mercer
Woodmancee
du Gard
Meiff, Bucknall
Read
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