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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jan 24, 1747

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International Dispatches Detail Royal Moves and Italian Turmoil

Reports from Petersbourg, Genoa, and Vienna describe Count Lafcy’s return with Empress Catherine’s favor, troop quartering plans, and ongoing armaments as a peacekeeping posture. Revolt leaders in Genoa are crushed, with six nobles named, guards expanded, and a new Doge-led council installed.

Duchess of Manchester Delivers a Son in Dublin

Last Saturday at St Stephen's Green the Duchess of Manchester gave birth to a son. In Linnenhall Street Mr Edward French, a once prominent Dublin merchant, died after a long life. A few days ago Reverend Philip Downes of Derry Diocese died. he was brother to the Bishop of Leighlin and Ferns. His living passes to Reverend Dr Ledwidge, Vicar General of Kildare.

Dublin Manchester St. Stephen’s Green Linnenhall Street Aia Edward French Philip Downes Derry Leighlin and Fernes Ledwidge Kildare

French Privateer Captured and Leith Sands Prize

Edinburgh reports last week a French privateer of eighteen guns and 160 men was taken by a royal ship. A purse worth twenty pounds sterling ran for on Leith Sands, won by Mare, owned by Lord Cranston. A fire in a new tenement in North Leith destroyed the building. a woman in childbirth and several children could not be rescued, boats saved occupants through windows as ships in harbour faced danger.

Edinburgh St. Abbe’s Head Leith Lord Cranston North Leith James Sim

Frugality and Military Reductions Mentioned in Debate

The article notes calls for careful accounting of wartime expenditures and questions how to trace quantities of goods at different times. It praises potential savings from disbanding Life Guards troops and reducing regiments to dragoons, claiming 70 000 per year could be saved. It also mentions the Sword of State being carried to the chapel by the Earl of Stamford.

Greil Earl of Stamford

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