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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Jan 12, 1734
Page
1
Reports from Danzik and Cracow describe Polish deputies, royal oath, and a ceremonial audience with King Stanislaus. Letters from Hamburg, Cologne, and Rome recount troops, sieges, and diplomatic moves as European powers react to turmoil and potential neutrality deals.
In Dublin a couple, both married, were paraded in bed with the woman’s face to a horse’s head and the man’s to the tail, horns on heads, drums, and city officers present. The Mayor had two others ride similarly for the same offence last October. Also noted: Mrs Manley, wife of Isaac Manley, died after being esteemed for economy. James Agar of Gowran died, following Col. John Bellew’s example by woollen burial gear. Dr Wel bore Ellis, Bishop of Meath, died. Funeral processions featured clergy and solemnities at Christ Church and Aaron’s Quay residence, with observers including the Boys of the Blue-Coat Hospital and heralds.
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