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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Aug 18, 1747

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Royal Guard Firms Up Repairs At Capital Fortifications

Stockholm reports a royal order to draft six hundred troops from four provinces to repair the Royal Castle and city fortifications. Also three hundred men from Upland and Sudermannia are assigned. Secret Committee warns Parliament of naked cabals threatening the realm and urges obedience to law. Extracts from The Hague discuss Earl of Sandwich negotiations and potential French Madrid plots. Reports from Bergen op Zoom and Flushing describe ongoing siege actions and mining activity with troops under Chandos and Swartzsberg.

Upland Sudermania Dyet General Assembly Teffin The Hague Earl of Sandwich Champagne Burgundy Holland Duke of Cumberland Bathiani Madrid Brest Paris Royal Treasury London Bergen-op- Zoom Zealand Utrecht Chandos Maastricht Swartzgaberg Bergen-op-Zooms Coehorn Flushing Tholen Bergen Bergen op-Zoom Wouw-Straat Hoog-Straat

Deserter Seizure Aboard Privateer and Dublin Notices

A Cork report states a soldier from Sir John Bruce's regiment was wounded aboard the Old Noll Privateer at Cove while pursuing a deserter. the deserter remains aboard. Dublin notes announce the death of Dr James Grattan and the planned division of Sir Patrick Dunne's Professorships, plus prisoner movements from Mercer’s capture and 1400 French and Spanish prisoners at Kinsale. Also mentioned are the deaths of Dr Edward Aston and Richard Price, with bequests and legacies specified.

Ireland Cork John Bruce Cove Dublin James Grattan Patrick Dunne Kinsale Caple-Street Edward Aston College of Physicians Cashel Richard Price Arthur Hyde Castle-Hyde

Edinburgh Prisoner to be moved to Glasgow in an order from Duke of Newcastle

An order from Duke of Newcastle moves Master Lavav from Edinburgh Castle to Glasgow to remain without guard until further notice. Lee’s Regiment departs for Flanders and Sackville’s follows. Archibald Stuart, late Lord Provost, faces a forthcoming libel trial on October 26. Irvine letters report a small French privateer near Ailsa, ransomings of vessels, and alerts to Highlands ships and Belfast.

Scotland Edinburgh Duke of Newcastle Lavav Glasgow Sackville Fort Augustus Flanders High Court of Justiciary Archibald Stuart Barbadoes Isle of Man Wales Clyde Ireland Irvine Highlands Belfast

Clergy Proctors Elected Across Diocese and London Marriages

In Gloucester on Wednesday the Rev Dr Leigh and Rev Coxe were chosen proctors to represent clergy in the next convocation. In Llandaff the Rev Henry Johnston and William Harris were elected proctors, with Rev Robert Gilbert chosen proctor for the chapter. London reports a marriage at Somerset House Chapel between Matthew Graves and Miss Metcalfe. Various notices follow of naval and clerical appointments, fatalities, and political speculation from Stockholm and Bologna.

Country News Glouceser Leigh Broadwell Coxe North Cerney Llandaff Henry Johnston L.L.D William Harris A. M Robert Gilbert Church of Cambridge John Perkin Fulborne St. Vigor John Mickleborough London Somerset House Chapel Hales Teddington Matthew Graves Metcalfe Thomas Hales Henrick Bulenbergh Bourdeaux Hambourg Campbell Fox Richardson Man Commissioners of Excise Edwin Gravesend Abdy Henry Peachy John Peachy Midhurst Sussex Charlotte Scott Countess of de Joraine Pool Samuel White Fen Norwich Benjamin Wrench Kew-Lane Richmond Burridge Plymouth Thomas Howe Cockpit Whitehall England Brazen- Nose College Oxford Benjamin Price Harley Oxfordshire Robert Hargrave George Lord Viscount Torrington Langton York Hareswood Marrian Feaver Froome St. Quinton Dorset Dioscese Bristol Archbishop of Canterbury Harrison Malton-cum-Hadley Kent Hunt Sockholm Dyet Sweden Bologna Dauphine Provence Genoa Bobbio Schulemberg Vienna Pallavicini Christiani

Clergy Proctors Elected at Sly Diocese Convocation

In Sandbeach Cambridgeshire the Proctors to appear in Convocation for the Clergy of the Diocese of Sly were unanimously chosen. A strong turnout of clergy from across the diocese attended the election, signaling broad support.

Sandbeach Cambridge Sly

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