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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Dec 22, 1739

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Mediation talks drift between Britain and Republick

A long dispatch from Paris outlines European diplomacy with France pressing mediation between Spain and England. It reports that the Marquess de Fenelon proposed a peace, but the States General would refuse if France aligned with Spain. Naples news raises Dutch commercial concerns, and Overyssel eyes canal navigation upgrades while fortifications on the IJssel edge toward a two million money outlay.

Madrid London France Spain Genoa St. Gervais St. Gerais Marquess de A Fendlon Paris Great Britain Governau de Province of Holland States General Poe Ge Ua Agi Abe Desire Great Britain Republick Marquess de Fenelon England de Fenelon Amsterdam Naples Overyffel Yffel Rhine Prussia

Poll for Common Council Men in Bishopsgate Ward Dec 1739

In a late Saturday afternoon poll for Bishopsgate Ward common councilmen, the Old Lift outpolled the New Lift by a large margin. Scrutiny was demanded by Mr. Cotton and Mr. Booth against the Old Lif. The editors hail the victory as a triumph of virtue and pledged effort by fourteen gentlemen, urging punishment of corruption.

Bishopsgate Thomas'Cottom Booth Ripenen Ham Sir

Enduring Avarice and Ambition in Early Parliaments

Fragmentary text cites Sir and South Sea schemes stirring public prejudice against Excises and conventions. It notes a clash between Statesman and City Common Council, fears of septennial councils, and urges citizens to heed Bisio?scatE examples while observing restraint amid Revels and Treats.

Mitchie Asley Bisio

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