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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Aug 29, 1741

Page

2

Ireland Names and Marriages Amid Military Promotions

Aug 25 Dublin reports major Army reshuffles with Lieutenant-Generalacker named general and Commander in Chief in Ireland, succeeding Tate. Adjutant-General Butler becomes Quartermaster General. Rev John Hawkshaw marries Miss Madden. Judge Joan Roger son dies of fever. details of legal and political figures given. Epidemics claim many in Limerick parish with 666 listed, 252 dead.

Ireland Dublin Geral Acker Try Majesty Tate Lord S.iannon Butler John Hawkshaw Monaghan High Court of Admiralty John Sterne Clogher Miss Madden Madden Mary’s Street Joan Rogerson King’s Bench Carrickfergus Stephen Rawson Limerick Cullen

Continental War News and Local Obits from Exeter August Letters

News from London reports French and Bavarian forces marching across regions with several armies encamping near Dun kirk while speculation swirls about winter quarters and costs of military preparations. Archdeacon Sleach installed at Cornwall. Attorney Kent dies in Middewich Chehire. Capt Hescott, wealthy Carolina merchant, dies. Secretary presents a Memorial to Lords of the Regency criticizing French affairs conduct.

London Munster Dunkirk M. Buffy Hanover France Europe Lexenden Heath Exeter Sleach Cornwall Allason

Two English Men of War Defeat French Off Cadiz

The report notes two English Men of War defeating three French vessels off Cadiz. It mentions memorials submitted to his Majesty, promotions in the Dutch army, Jamaica expedition preparations, and various naval transports, prizes, and local incidents from London to Dover with multiple arrests, trials, and notable deaths. It includes stock quotations and government notices from the London Gazette.

Cadiz States General Prince William of Heffe Prince of Orange War Office Col. Sinclair Regiment of Foot Ireland Jamaica Te Fame Place Colchester Ordnance Office Worlwich Sanday Spithead Stewart Lestock Timverett Vernon Weymouth Penland Princess of Wales Princess Amelia Winchester Warwick The India Company Scotland Leith John Dean Sussex Indiaman India House Dover Sheare Streights Isle of Wight Fortland E. S.E Norwich William Crowe William Young Barton-Street Westminster Talbot Mills Cooke Uxbridge Supina Lime Street Leghorn Clapham Taylor Surrey Mineing-Lane Erie Ms. Horbin Thames-Street William Jones St. James’s- Street Birningham Staffordshire Paul’s Wharf Aldgate Church Michael Holdship Southwark Thomas Hucks Joseph Hudson Gilpin Mary White Snays Ryan Robert Maynard Francis Flack Patrick Burn Richard Plaley Mary Haris Murphy Elizabeth Hardy Wainwright James Moulds Edward Stone Cooke Hackney Marth Mr. Zachary St. Aloan’s

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