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27 Feb 1746

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London Evening Post

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London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Feb 27, 1746

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Turmoil in Madrid as a Paris dispatch spurs royal moves

From Madrid to Paris reports say a courier from the Prince of Campo Floride arrived with decisive intelligence. A state council met within hours, orders went out for thirty two horse sets between Madrid and Pampeluna, and Duke de Huesca prepared to carry a high diplomatic mission to Versailles. Meanwhile Vienna, Turin, and Paris corridors buzz with commissions and war plans as Admiral Reggio’s squadron looms and Italian and Spanish forces maneuver in various theatres.

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Madrid Prince of Campo Florida Paris Pampeluna Duke de Huesca Prince de Mafferan Versailles Burt Prince of Campo Floride Vienna Turin Waples Duke de Salle Marquess de Fogliani Hague Reggio Havanna Ferrara Rome Fenice Duke of Modena Lichtenstein the Two Sicilies Cagliari Heidelberg Elector Palatine Rhine Brisgau Huningaen Spire Nuremberg Grunel Low Countries Mayne Bohemia Konigsegg Pavis Sardinia Lord Tyrconnel Dunkirk Scotland Roth Assur St. Malo Saxe Brussels Cheft d’Aubeterre Foez Expres Antwerp Lowersdahl Giallia
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Dublin obit notes MP William Hoare and clerical appointment

Ireland reports the death of William Hoare MP for Taghmon in Wexford and a note of his career as Master in Chancery. It also mentions Lord Archbishop Cashell appointing William Cooper as Register in the Prerogative Court and a separate Westmeath tale of cattle death after eating bullocks and yew fruits, with Digby of Rochcommon linked to similar livestock losses.

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Dublin William Hoare Taghmon Wexford Cashell William Cooper Lloyd Westmeath Edmond. Magan Mr. Digby Roffcommon
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The Lady of John Macleod Found Dead in Edinburgh

In Edinburgh on February 20 the Lady of Advocate John Macleod was found dead beneath a window at her house. It is supposed she may have fallen or thrown herself. She had been melancholic for some time and is said to have influenced close relatives to join in an alleged rebellion.

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d’Albe Madrid Spain Sardinia D. Bruffls Bristels Grenadiers Marshal Saxe Hague Holland West-Frizeland Brabant Prussia Dutchy of Cleves Edinburgh John Macleod Sherrington William Wittiers Rushden Northampton Peterborough Stromness Orkneys Flotta-Bay Caithness Dunkirk Inverness Firth of Murray Perth Buchanan Scotland James. V Tay Portsmouth Philip Honeywood Knowles Dover French Admiralty Charles Waton Limehouse East India Company Portland D’abbadie Neptune Somerset House Prince of Hesse Nea William Drake Chardelois Martin Bladen Deceas the Excise Charles Churchill Child Isle of Wight Oakes John Moore Shaw Radcliff Highway Anne Mitchel Captain Mitchel Royal Navy Jaft Duke of Chandos Edgware Chambers Bishopsgate-street Barham Canterbury Worwood Oxford Leeds York Cookson
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Commodore Knowles Aims at Dover and the South Sea Visit

London letters report Commodore Knowles plans to lead a squadron to the South Sea and may visit the Caribbean coast as part of potential royal diplomacy. Caution urged to expose any move to the enemy, with Britain watching Dunkirk and Cape Breton amid unsettled European affairs. Also noted are noble and clerical appointments, naval preparations at Portsmouth, and ships ready for convoy duties.

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Holland England Knowless Caracca House of Bourbon Britain Dunkirk Cape Breton Namptwich Cheshire Bayley Chester Strafford James Grove City of Coventry Edward Hall Cleveland Jerusalem Henry the Seventh Westminster Abbey Rochester Hilary Lincoln’s Inn Hall William Bedford Duke of Marlborough St. John the Baptist Hospital of
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