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14 Feb 1738

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London Evening Post

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London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

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Feb 14, 1738

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Fresh Imperial Loans and French Mediation Schemes

The letter from an unknown correspondent reports Gunt d Uhlefeld pressing for a Dutch consent to a new loan for the Emperor. It alleges plans to bargain with France over the Austrian Netherlands, critiques Cardinal de Fleury, notes Turkish-Russian-Persian offers, and warns Britons of France's strategies. It also mentions health rumors about de Fleury and a Madrid court intrigue involving the King of the Two Sicilies and the Marchioness de Montalegre.

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GUNT Uhlefeld States General Austrian Netherlands France Holland Austrian Netherlands de Fleury Porte Serakier Petersbourg Russia Czarina Proteus Christendom Ruffia Great Britain Paris Cardinal de Fleury Vals Languedoc the Two Sicilies Marchioness de Montalegre Spain Don Carlos Procida Madame de Tarcy Louis XIV
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Parliaments inquiry urged into faulty legal practice

London notes warn of untrained attorneys causing scandal in courts and urge a parliamentary inquiry. Also reported are resignations, new bridges, ill health of MP William Curzon, Kennedy family fate, Scarborough events, Hackney petition drives, Mercers' wardens, Sabbath laws, and coastal vessel news.

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St. James’s Townshend William Townshend Princess of Wales John Cotton Thomas Lediard Elgis Westminster House of Commons William Curzon Clitherow County of Lancaster Spa Germany Paris William Kennedy James II France William Mary Mount Kennedy Wicklow Kingdom of Ireland Sir Richard Kennedy Bart Bedford Fole Hillerston Hattong Garden Scarborough Dicky Dickenson Tymperton Will’s Coffee-House Dicky’s Pier Hackney Hacknty Francis John Tyffen Worshipful Company of Mercers Roe Trinity Hospital Greenwich Clark Mediterranean Guildhall London Guillet Plymouth Cadiz Pone
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