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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Dec 21, 1742

Page

1

Meeting of Parliament in London notes and local crimes

London reports a large Parliament meeting at Fountain Tavern with speeches, plus a series of robberies, arrests, and transportation of notable deaths and marriages. The notices include royal assent to taxes, elections for Common Council, and translations and appointments in church and state.

London Fountain Tavern Strand Fay of Bath Sandys Aylington Street Fountain Flanders

Naples News on Defenses and Neutrality in Early December

Naples reports free navigation yet concerns persist about English designs. The court speeds troop buildup and defends maritime towns, hinting at possible notice to remain vigilant. Rome notes Papal printing of objections to holidays, while Vienna reports the death of Sigismund Frederick, Count of Kevenhuller and Hohen-Osterwitz at age seventy-seven.

Rome Europe Vienna Sigismund Frederick Kevenhuller and Hohen-Osterwitz Landscron and Wernberg Golden Fleece Scate Lower Austria

Remarkable 118 Year Old Man Dies in Mochrum Parish

Edinburgh reports from Mochrum in Galloway that James Livtieyoun died about a month ago at age 118. He remained lucid to the end and claimed to have seen King Charles the First and Oliver Cromwell in Scotland, describing them with striking accuracy. Born in Buinvucgh, he spent over 50 years as a cook in several gentlemen's houses in Galloway.

Headon Nottinghamshire Sir Hardolph Waftneys England William the Conqueror Hardolph Retford Nottingham Judith Col Richard Johnson Brtby Lincoln George Wartneys Charles I Devizes Wilts Mr. Smith Town Malling Kent London Fisher’s Oak Joseph Lane Newgate Henry Barker Criswick Lord Casttlemain Tilney Hall Hampshire House of Peers Perry House of Commons Wardmore John Salter Cornhill George Lownsend Withiam Meadows John Young James Walton Francis Ellis Bourchier Cleeve James Coulter Thomas Ridge John Cooke William Chace John Hooper John Shipston Alderspate Ward Richard Riley Joseph Rote Robert Parker Edward Chowne Ty Castle-Baynard Ward William Gyles Benjamin Crooke Thomas Powel Mir John Wils Nicholas Smith Stephen Austen John Townsend William Innys Farringdon Mr. Price Hoges Grainger Smithfield Panth Gamon Coker Savage Atticy Burscough Limerick Archishoprick Dubin Thomas Feterborough Limerck St. Clement’s. Danes Talcon Big John Ivory Talbott Laycock Eig Miss Stone James Stone Newton Mr. Talbort John Jonrston France Lower St. James’s Church Marquess of Annandale Scotland Ozle Norton Suffolk Penn St. Peter’s College, Cambridge Colge Ratcliff Glynn Latt James Queen’s College, Cambridge Pail-Mfall John Drummond Perth, &c Netherlands Tottenham Rivers Dickenton Chick-Lane Aldersgate Street Hot Mancester Scanford Abchurch Lane Tuckey Langbourne Ward Yetterday Brick-Lane Spittalfields John Pincote Parmenteer Beadie Turky Company James Furness Royal Exchange Insurance Office Whitehaven Newbury Berkshire Hountlow-Heath Hannah White New Prison D. Vert Surrey John Mullener Newgite Lucy Woodcock Fl.ming Crown Court Soho Holbourn Bridge Edinburgh Mochrum Galloway James Livtieyoun Charles the First Oliver Cromwell Buinvucgh

William Garton Charged With Robbery And Plate Theft

From Ludlow reports William Garton a bricklayer was first jailed for breaking Mr Warren of Woolbury’s beauty and stealing his plate. He was released due to insufficient proof but later found digging up the plate in a garden and was retaken to prison awaiting proper reward.

Country News Gloucester Ludlow William Garton Warren Woolbury

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