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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Dec 31, 1734

Page

2

Fire scares Dutch rulers as fire breaks at the Hague

A letter from a son in service to the Prince and Princess of Orange reports a house fire caused by a beam in the chimney. The blaze, quickly controlled, caused little damage and left the Highnesses in good health. The missive also notes marriages, deaths, and assorted European political rumors, including Polish and Neapolitan affairs, and plans for Don Carlos in Italy.

Orange Boehm Jonathan Forward Virginia Mr Forward Robert Byng Lord Viscount Torrington George Jackson Great Warley Place Brentwood Essex Mr. Arthur White’s Chocolate-House St. James’s Street Petersbourg Poland Upper Silesia Palatine of Kievia Starost Don Carlos Sicily Naples Reggio Calabria Capua Manfredonia Carlos Spain Rome Nap Boche Spinélli Kingdom Thas Signor Spinelli

Ode for the New Year performed before the Royal Family

Cortney Cisfer Esq Poet-Laurent composed an obe for the New Year that was performed yesterday before the Royal Family in the Old Council Chamber at St James's. The event reflects courtly literary ceremony and royal pageantry.

Cortney Cisfer Poet-Laurent St. James’s

Ode for the New Year and Briton Praise

The text blends a poetic ode praising King George and national harmony with a Recitative and Air praising Britons and the reign. It recounts loyalty, wisdom, rights protection, and unity under George, then shifts to a crime note about a gentleman and lady from Covent Garden theft, followed by a Thames flood report describing unusually high water and impassable banks.

Covent-Garden Linnon River Thames Hammensmith Thames

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