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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Aug 01, 1734

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Turbulent Europe News From Dantzick To Mantua

Reports from July to August detail Dantzick surrender talks, imperial refusals on fort garrisoning, and promises of partial debt remission. Czarina orders Te Deum, while measures against Tartars and 8000 garrison moves are noted. Parma, Parma, Parma battles loom as Walpole’s diplomacy stalls.

Munich Fort Wechselmunde Dantzick Czarina Stanislaus Poland France Pultowa Ukraina Polisa Ukrania Bashaw Bender Constantinople Mantua Count de Konigsegg Wirtemberg Secchia Quistello Rovera Oftighia Witit Fuly Germany Hungary D’ Ostein Petersbourg Bamberg Wurzbourg Neuf-Schonbern Couns Prussia Lombardy Empire Persia Vienna Muscovy Hague Europe Italy Parma Marquess de Fenelon Count Golofskin Wechtelmunde Ingermania

Rare Assizes begin with few prisoners in York

York July 30 Very few have been try'd this Affizes with about 13 prisoners named in the calendar. The session opened July 22 before Sir Francis Page and Thomas Reeve. One man is cast for sheep stealing another for stealing a pay mare and a woman for stealing a web of cloth. Dover July 31 Capt Sampson arrived from Calais bringing over the Lord Dunbar.

Country News York Francis Page Dover Capt Sampson Calais Dunbar

Bishop of Winchester Travels for Waters Then Returns

London report describes the Lord Bishop of Winchester seeking relief at Tunbridge Wells with physicians advice, planning a Bath visit after returning home. Princess Anne and a large royal party prepare for the Bath, while Sir Clement Cotterel meets Indian chiefs at Old Palace Yard and Kensington. The young Indian prince and court figures are noted with dress and customs, a flying horse gift, and a death of General Diemar’s lady at Sutton Court, Chiswick.

Winchester Tunbridge Wells Kent Rhem Tlow Chelsea Bath Anela Clement Cotterel Georgia Old Palace Kensington Tomo Chachi Micho Yarmacraw Toiio Chacni Topanakowi Mr. Oglethorpe Jomo Chachi Senauki Sutton Court Pasith Chiswick Diemar

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