London Evening Port Number 1753 Brief
The London Evening Port issue numbered 1753 presents a short notice with header repetition. Details are limited in the fragment, showing publication sequencing but no clear events, names, or dates to describe a complete item.
Ambitious Habsburg Aims and Corsican Sovereign Preference
Reports from Copenhagen, Leghorn and Paris detail European maneuvering. Aron de Bernsdorff signals Hanoverian settlement of Steinhorst while urging restoration of prior conditions. Corsican council backs Baron Neuhoff as sovereign, promising neutrality and provision flows. Milan and Lisbon dispatches note Free-Mason condemnation and renewed Franco-Spanish tensions over America and St Sacrament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bers
Fan
Chevalier de St. George
Fraternity of Free-Masons
Milan
Prince Ragoiski
Paris
Constantinople
Italy
United Provinces
Lisbon
Spain
America
St. Sacrament
Rio de la Plata
Portugal
Madrid
Death of the Earl of Fingall and political notices
Letters from Flanders report the death of the Earl of Fingall after a short illness. The piece notes upcoming appointments to the King’s Counsel, a poisoning case in Staffordshire, and changes in Chancery. It covers royal replies to the Commons address, the birth of a Prince, an election to Ryegate, and plans by West India merchants to seek trading rights, plus local accidents and obituaries. It closes with Whitefield’s travel to preach for funds for orphans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flanders
Earl of Fingall
Kingdom of
Ireland
Legge
Dartmouth
Robert Walpole
Murder at East Lothian As Blacksmith Slays Stabler
Edinburgh February 1 report of a brutal killing near Aberdeen in East Lothian. A blacksmith named Thomson, driven by family quarrels, attacked a stableman named Forrest in the road, cutting his throat from ear to ear and ripping him from belly to breast before being captured and imprisoned in Haddington gaol. Also noted is the death of John Stuart in Rome on December 28 at age 37 after a five day fever. He was the only issue of James, first Earl of Bute, and died a bachelor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray
Viscount Stormont
Somerset
Cleaveland
Winchelsea
Malton
Staffordshire
Plant
Spot
Henry Montague
Lincoln’s Inn
John Bennet
Deceas
House of Commons
Prince and Princess of Wales
Edinburgh
Aberdeen
East Lothian
Thomson
Forrest
Haddington
Secur
Rome
John Stuart
James
Earl of
Bute
Christian Dundas
Also Mentioned on This Page
London
Holland
Copenhagen
Aron de Bernsdorff
Ratisbon
Hanover
Steinhorst
Steinhortft
Eghorn
Antibes
Corsica
Enca
Leghorn
France
Baron Neuhoff
Ryegate
Surrey
Joseph Jekyll
Knt
Harvey
Beechworth
Budgen
Dorking
Snip
Royal Exchange
William Marrin
Trinity House
Pinnel
John Bosworth
Epsom
Scotland