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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Aug 30, 1735

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Persian fortress under siege and retreat in Europe wars

Reports describe Persian forces close to Gebfena blockaded, with heavy casualties and loot. Parisian and London dispatches note imperial forces repelling sorties, rebuilding garrisons, and a continuing confrontation as European troops maneuver around Oppenheim and Mannheim. Also included are reflections on stolen silver trades and noble health notices from Southampton to Rockingham, with obituaries and societal updates.

Persia Gebfena Thomas Kail Crain Fattars George Thamas Prin Casinga Iran Camnions de. Gheniz Montemar Upper Rhine Mariral Coigny Oderabes Nimbe Philipsbourg Aligaag Phey Ovens Naiftadra Pie _ Prancfort Teel Eugene Neckar Eideberg Eugene Ryden Thig Necker Front Necker Gemund Elm Berg Strasse Binchfal Aremberg Offiers Lagos Dawi Manheim Bernheim Beaivatng Huvtars Impetial Armyis Sean Froin Feybourg Oppenhiem Deetz Oppenheim Ostoffen Weltoffen M. de Quadt Prince of Conti Everal Spirebach Imperial Hussars King’s Own Royal Regiment of Horse Rhine London Tersworth Oxfordshire Holland England Earl of Peterborough Southampton Portsmouth Fubbs Collier France Marquis of Carnarvon Monfon Lord Monfon Batd Rockingham Rockingham i Northamptonshire Monfan Jatt Lincoln’s Inn Edward Harley

False Return of Mandamus Rejected by Jury in Chester

In Chester the Mayor's Court trial featured the Churchwardens of St Marys Parish and others over a false Mandamus return. The case concerned admitting Pritchard to the Sexton position after parishioners contested the election. After examination, the jury ruled for the plaintiff with damages and full costs. Legal counsel included Bootle Jones Wilbraham Williams Bootle Falconer for the plaintiff and Kentick Willis John Williams Junior for the defendants.

County of Chester Mr. Bootle Jones Wilbraham Robert Williams Edward Bootle Falconer Kentick Willis John Williams

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