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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Feb 09, 1744

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Intricate European Movements Mark Early 18th Century Dispatches

News letters from Petersbourg Vienna Madrid Berlin and Berlin describe shifting royal plans and envoy departures. Empress orders Grand Duke to travel. Count Bertucheff to Berlin as ambassador while Lubras to Sweden. Bavaria and Wirtemberg levy hay for frontier magazines. Archduchess Mary Anne departs for Bohemia. In Madrid talks of commerce with Sweden and Italy expedition. politic maneuvering over the King of the Romans and Ponsonby appointments. Obituaries note Archbishop Bolton of Cashell. Lord Netterville trial ends in acquittal. soldiers sail to Ostend.

Moscow Bertucheff Berlin Lubras Sweden Vienna Oliver Wallis Bavaria Friedberg Swabia Empire Brinn Moravia Mary Anne Prince Charles of Lorrain Bohemia Silesia Stutgard Wirtemberg Francfort Versailles Toulon Italy Marseilles Barcelona

London Advertiser extracts on dogs and public notices

Ex tempore verse and ads report a runaway dog with a branded collar, satire on a political figure, and assorted appointments, deaths, marriages, transports, and civic notices. The item blends humor, official notices, naval promotions, and local happenings with named places such as Westminster and Greenwich Hospital.

S. Daily Advertiser

Dublin Letters Patent Elevate Wingfield and Powerscourt Titles

His Majesty’s Royal Letter directs creation of Baron Wingfield in Wexford and Viscount Powerscourt in Wicklow for Richard Wingfield. Passages indicate Great Seal pending. Lord Lieutenant knights Thomas Denny of Tralee, a descendant linked to St Anthony Denny. Proclamations order regimental officers to post, else face punishment.

Islington Brown Ely Justice Brown Gravesend Flanders Dublin Admiralty Balchen Greenwich Hospital John Jennings Matthews England Vernon London Infirmary Haberdathers Hall Denton Lords of the Admiralty Stephen Foster Chatham Yard John Rushout His Majesty’s Navy William Theed Inswich Sudbury Suffolk St. Edmund’s Bury Lord Barrington Grosvenor Street Thomas Minors Richard Minors Hollinbury Staffordshire St. Paul’s Cathedral Molly Elton Eltron Milk Street Bologne France Thittlethwayte Dover Wadham College Oxford Westmintster John Lloyd S.G. B Jesus College Montgomeryshire Feverstam Kent Allen Rotherhithe Laft Cary Street May Strand Canterbury Holbourn Mr. Devall His Majesty’s Palace Hampton Court His Majesty Acton St. George East India Company Westminster Ireland Richard Wingfield Stile Baron Wingfield Wexford Powerscourt Wicklow Thomas Denny Tralee Kerry Elys St Anthony Denny Henry VIII Edward VI

Alderman Agar Installed Lord Mayor for the Year

York reports the ceremony as Mr. Alderman Agar takes the office of Lord Mayor for the coming year. The notice also notes the death of Captain Dawson near Middlethorp, famed for his role in the Dettingen campaign.

Country News York Alderman Agar Middlethorp Dawson Dettingen

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The London Evening-Post Petersbourg Fun Earl of Berborough John Ponsonby Ponsonby Richard Ponsonby Theophilus Bolton Cashell Munster Clonfert Kilmacduagh George I Elphin St. Warborough’s William Tisdal Lord Netterville Oftend London Thomas Birch F. R.S St. Michael’s Woodstreet Abbox
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