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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Aug 21, 1736

Page

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Turbulent dispatches from Petersbourg to Lisbon and Madrid

A long transimperial letter set reports from Petersbourg, Lisbon, Gibraltar and Madrid. It details Count Munich advancing from Perecop to Baccelaray with Tartars and Cossacks clashing with Saporogue forces, the town and Cham’s palace burning, and plans to besiege Kerez or Kaffa. It notes Persian intrigues with Nadyr, Spanish-Paraguayan exchange, and Abdallah’s return to Mequinez with three army corps.

Ferecop Velch Count Munich Czarina Kezelow Bacchelaray Baccelaray Munich Cnam Perecop Kerez Kaffa Crimea Octakov Koristhenes Dnieper Thomas Kouli Kan Sophi Persia Nadyr Porte Lisbon Rio de Janeiro Brazil Paraguay St. Sacrament Spain Gibraltar Sallee Mequinez Ternan Muley Abdallah Fez Ceuta Therandain Magazan Tartary Manstein

Smuggling seizure in Queensferry and local notices

Edinburgh August 16 A Customs officer intercepted a boat near Cra mond Island seized goods and prisoners to Blackness Castle under the new smuggling act. Also news of Rev John Taylor's death in the city and Thomas Watts MP and Sun Fire Office director visiting. Lady Lovate gives birth to a son at Inverness, bringing joy to the family.

Scotland Edinburgh Queensferry Cramond Island John Taylor Alloa Thomas Watts Ely St. Michael’s Gornwal Ranger Enfield Chace Englend Inverness Lovate Simon

Burnt church at Roudham near Sarlingford in Norfolk

Norwich reports that on Tuesday the 16th part of Roudham Church near Sarlingford burned. Plumbers were at work but the cause remains unknown. Bristol notes the body of Mr. Lloyd recovered after a drowning incident and describes nearby treasure found, with burial in the Quaker Yard. Trials at the Guildhall include long sentences for burglary and shoplifting, with Vernon refusing to plead and facing execution.

Country News Norwich Roudham Sarlingford Bristol Lloyd Waltham Park Redcliff Guildhall Michael Foster John Vernon Long Jack Richard Goeing Livings Hannah Knight Vernon

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