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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jan 07, 1744

Page

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Embargoed ships and fleet movements amid Franco-Habsburg conflict

News from Dec 31 to Jan 6 reports embargoes in Marseilles, ship seize for Italy troop Embarkation, and a Toulon fleet departure planned. It notes stormy seas wrecking eight merchant vessels near Flanders, flotilla actions at Auxerre and Lisle, and a captured Havana bound ship with silver and contraband papers aboard.

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Spanish Sailors Rescue Near Sapola In Georgia News

In Frederica Georgia on Sept 27 a vessel with Frenchmen aboard was sighted near Sapola Sound. The captain and crew abandoned ship leaving a rudderless hull. Capt William Horton ordered boats to aid the stranded men and deter local Indians, while Capt James Mackay and Capt Davis prepared Schooner Guard to assist and bring the ship to Jekyl Sound.

Mark Carr Davis Carr Horton Archer Jeky Sound Sterling Vadlue Havanna Old Spain Poere Frederica Georgia Sapola- Sound Oglethorp James Mackay Jekyl Sound

Ireland, Dauith Fan. 3 Last Week Sir Booth Gore News

Fragmented OCR text reports marriages, military recruitment, and executions. Mentions Miss Newcomen of Lowth, officers from General Legonier's Regiment of Horse hiring recruits in Flanders, and the death of James Fletting. Also notes a supervisor of hearth money, Robert Creatok, and a public execution with a late delivery.

Ireland Dauith Booth Gore East Newcomen Brabazon Newcomen Lowth Esy Legonier Regiment of Horse Flanders James Fletting Cothis Mages Nou Houtyaet Mite Willian Bayer Robert Creatok Hearthmoney HitvHore Tullasmoyé Hugh Condritawad St. Stephen Storetels Catcely Fallkdafhd Goffin

Death of a Retired Wine Merchant in Castle-Green

Mr John Andrews, once a wine merchant and well known resident of Castle-Green, died after a long retirement. He lived a frugal life and left behind substantial wealth. The obituary notes his prominence in the community and long residence in the city.

Roberti John “Andrews Castle-Green

Murder trial set as Lord Netterville faces court

The House of Lords has referred the case of Lord Netterville to the Prime Serjeant and Attorney General of Ireland for inquiry and report. Meanwhile in town a lottery dispute dominates, with tickets drawn at Guildhall and Whitehall, and questions raised about which drawing is valid. A Dunmore interment note and Sheriffs for the coming year are listed, along with a long roll of appointments and postponements across counties. An order was issued for draughting 8000 troops from the Ware Office.

N. Beiésley Shasingy Karon Altham VisCount Valenting Ireland Syifagous Retitzan Sefaie House of Lords Guildhall Whitehall Guildbail Whitebail Dunmore Essex John Jenoure Richard Jenoure Bedfordhire Richard Browne Egginton Berkshire Thomas Head Langley Buckinghample Rafey Rifley Chetwood Much-Hadham Efys Kentjgyte Thomas Hadfdin Lewitham John Ayre Lincolnfoird Henry Herring Monmoithshire James Tudor Morgan Langattock Walverly Titherley Worcestershire Oftpon D.” — Porkpine J Poftpon North-Wales Anglica Richard Hughes Casteller Garnarvon William Brynker the Younger Bryne Ker Denbigh Edward‘Jones Ddole Flint Robert Davies Gwyfanney Aterimeth William Lewis Amwyll Botallog Montgomery Thomas Foulkes Penthryn Ware England

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