London Evening-Post notes arrivals from France and Holland
The London Evening-Post records the latest arrivals, mentioning a mail from France and another from Holland, highlighting ongoing international correspondence and updated events across channels.
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France
Holland
Asaph siege reports and Petersburg dispatches in July
Advices from Asaph note the Bashaw marshalling scant troops to siege the town, with spy punishment cited and Belmain’s return to Petersbourg amid Turkish attack plans. We hear prince and court dispatches about 50000 imperial troops, potential joinings with Munich and Larci, and preparatory moves toward the Danube. Elsewhere in London and Scotland there are civic and court notices, fires, deaths, and political chatter about mint appointments, elections, and social outcomes.
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Asaph
Safd
Belmain
Constantinople
Bathan Boneval
Petersbourg
Empres
Hesse Hombourg
Munich
Precop
Danube
Ukrain
Larci
Bender
Courit
Marriage of Robert Rochfort to Viscount Molesworth’s Daughter
In Biblin Ireland on Aug 10 Robert Rochfort Esq Knight of the Shire for Westmeath wed the daughter of Lord Viscount Molesworth a young woman of merit beauty and fortune. Yesterday morning Sir Thomas Taylor died at his house in Smixfield, MP for Kells and trustee of the Linen Board Munster, a Privy Council member.
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Earl of Grantham
Scarborough Spa
Laft
Grosvenor Street
Phillips
Fulham Bridge
The
Treasury
Richard Arundell
Menabely
Cornwal
Philip Rashleigh
Fowey
Jonathan Rashleigh
Ely
Portugal
Owey
Limehouse
Jonathan Willward
South Sea Company
Charterhouse Square
John. Cadwell
Charles Wager
Mead
Hollings
Fene
Parson’s Green
Stepney Church
Slade
Bethnal Green
Master Carmichael
Lord Carmichael
Strandge
Lindsey
Bath
Seething- Jane
Tower
Roldon
Mitcham
Surrey
Niblett
Hitchin- Jane
Princess of Orange
Dickenson
Bristols
Barnard
Fenchurch- Breet
John Freak
William Philips
Bartholoméw’s Hospital
Highgate
Miller
Ireland
Biblin
Robert. Rochfort
of Westmeath
Viscount Molesworth
Smixpfield
Thomas Taylor, Barr
Kells
Meath
Meath, Giie of the ‘Trustees of the Hon
Linnen
Province of
Munster
Privy Council
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Haddington
John Porteous
John M‘nauchton
Anstruther
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Annan
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Prince of Orange
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