London Evening-Post News Roundup of Europe Conflict Reports
Various foreign dispatches describe tensions across Europe. Genoa seeks British help, while Admiral Mathews coordinates orders for five warships. Prussian, Danish, and Swedish maneuvers signal looming hostilities. French recruitment proceeds. Ostend reports English ships near Dunkirk. Paris enacts militia draughts and dispatches ships to the Spanish West Indies. A Berborough Galley incident hints at maritime peril near Wexford.
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Paris 14-La-Main
Laania
St. Malo
Spanish West Indies
Madrid
Frost
Rochefort
Toulon
Hunninguen
Forcible removal of Frances Ingoldsby in Limerick
In Dublin on December 26, report details an abduction on December 13 at dusk from the Rev. Thomas Royse's house in Nantenan. Frances Ingoldsby, feoffee of substantial real property, was carried off by Hugh Fitziahe Matty and others with unknown associates, who also removed multiple arms from the residence. The abductors fled and concealed their accomplices.
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Marly
Boucher
John Matty
John Boucnery
Fardon
Berborough
Mercer
Wexford
Seoul
Ireland
Dublin
Frances Ingoldsby
Nantenan
Limerick
Niter
Thomas Royse
Hugh Fitziahe Matty
John Boucher
Michael Scanlon the Younger
James Currane
Timothy Cromeen
Aru
Matty
Deaths in Scotland Lord Blantyre and Professor Pouer
Edinburgh reports the passing of Lord Blantyre at his seat in Renfrewshire with burial at Blantyre. On Wednesday morning the Rev Michael Pouer professor of Divinity at Glasgow University died aged 72 after 3 years as professor. It is thought he was succeeded by the Rev Mr Craig, a Glasgow city minister.
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Suefia
Nuremberg
M.salaver
Rancomia
Sadlers
Franfort
Count de Onto
Versailles
Madrid
Liffeldorp
Cologne
Netherlands
Upper Rhine
Marquess de la Ravoye
Austran
Bruffzis
Ostend
Dunkirk
Hage
States General
Baron Sporcke
Mountford
Montford
Scotland
Edinburgh
Blantyre
Couny
Rens Frew
Michael Pouer
University of Glasgow
Craig
Glasgow
London Intelligence on Politics and Appointments
The paper reports on ministerial schemes to raise seven million this year without a lottery and notes a C P meeting settling the Merc and Eche affair. It covers changes in Admiralty appointments to Sir Charles Hardy and Cavendish’s vacancy, plus Treasury orders for excise and customs oversight and new London excise and port officials.
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Merc
Honourable House of Commons
St. James’s
Charles Hardy
Blue
Admiralty
Admiral Cavendish
Deceas
John Phillipson
Alarwich
John Morley Trevor
Korismond
Cavendish
Lords of the Treasury
Excise
Gaidham
Customs
John Stanley
Stone
Port of London
Geldham
Tyler
London
Shepleys
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London Evening-Post
France
Flanders
Holland
Republick of
Genoa
Turin
Nice
Mathews
Adriatick
Lobkowitz
Republick
Faro
Rimini
Petersbourg
Baron Mardefeldt
Bresign
Silesia
Prussia
Stockholm
Marquesse de la Chetardie
Abo
Fetersburg
Alecarlia
Scania
Sweden
Denmark
Prince Royal
Holstein
Berlin
Verna
Wenceslaus de Lichtensge
Bohemia
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