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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Dec 04, 1739

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Extraordinary Council and Baltic troop movements report

Petersbourg and Leghorn dispatch detailed notices of an extraordinary council over testament articles, troop deployments toward the empire, land grants in Ukraine for Moldavia and Wallachia émigrés, shipboard disputes, and naval maneuvers. Reports from Vienna, Versailles, Madrid, and The Hague note neutrality aims, ongoing wars, diplomatic intrigues, and potential power realignments across Europe with emphasis on France, Britain, Spain, Austria, and Turkey.

Empire Russia Moldavia Alachia Leghorn Haddock Italy Malta Toulon Oran Vienna Belgrade Balkeni Psa Vals Sthiniettan Schufenbourg Mendia Bannat of Temeswar Prince of Anhalt-Deffan Tuf Cany Spain Great Britain Madrid London de Fenelon States General France Europe Paris Prince de Lichtenstein Sewarden Prince of Orange Hague Cardinal de Fleury Augustus Poland House of Bourbon Austria

Death of Dr Cockburn Leaves Large Estate to Sir Alexander Cockburn

Edinburgh reports the death of a London physician who died rich, leaving about 20 000 in estate to Sir Alexander Cockburn of Langtoun per a will made in his favor. Sir Alexander travels to claim possession as magistrates appoint Mr James Roth as new gaol keeper replacing James Henderson who was dismissed.

Mer Naples Lorrain Don Philip Corsica Parma Placentia Tuscany Mediterranean Sea Sinclair Russia Sweden Stanislaus France Hanover Hambourg Great Britain Prussia Rome House of Bourbon Italy Scotland Edinburgh Cockburn London Alexander Cockburn Langtoun Alexander James Roth

Saunders and Saunders Family Notices from Gloucester and York Shire

Gloucester reports the private interment of William Saunders a former Justice of the Peace and High Sheriff for Gloucester and Brecon with his estate passing to son Peter Saunders. Newcastle dispatch from Stoxley York shire notes John Flintoff’s wife bore four children three girls and one boy. all were alive at birth but died before advice arrived.

Country News Gloucester William Saunders Westbury Trim Brécon Péter Saunders Newcastle Stoxley Yorkshire John Flintoff Swainby

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