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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Aug 26, 1735
Page
3
Reports from Fort Wethiel and Mirandola describe fortifications, surrenders, and sieges amid broader continental maneuvering. Vienna notes drafts on Don Emanuel and possible Don Carlos moves, with brutal Hungarian rebel suppression. French and Swedish-Russian treaties update, plus shipping, currency, and bread weight/price regs and mortality statistics.
The Trustees appointed to execute an act for repairing roads in Kensington Chelsea Fulham and other Middlesex parishes announce their next general meeting. It will be held at the Greyhound in Kensington Square on Monday next September 11 at ten in the forenoon.
Notice to all gentlemen educated at the School in Bishopstortford Hertfordshire that a School Feat will be held there on Tuesday the ad of September next. They are required to meet their friends at the time and place before mentioned.
A reader advertises a litter of about ten small hounds with the largest under fourteen inches. Interested parties may contact Mr Guthrie Clark, attorney at law, Saxemindham Intune, for purchase details.
Amesbury Wiltshire announces races on Countess Court Down September 26 for a twenty guinea purse with twelve stone four miles, open to non-winners, and a James Course race on September 29 for ten guineas. Entries due fourteen days prior with officials and conditions noted.
Notice declares Comnte's Court Fair will be held September 2 and 26 at the usual ground near Stones henge. The year’s fair is free. At Richard Wilkinson's Windmill Finchley Common Middlesex, on Tuesday September 3 a gold lac'd hat valued one Guinea will be wrestled for and a gold ring valued sixpence will be played for at Back-Sweard between Middlesex and Hertfordshire gentlemen. Six men a side. the heavier side wins. Meeting time two o'clock.
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