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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jul 03, 1739

Page

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French and Spanish War News Crowds the Atlantic Cable

Reports from Rome and Vienna detail Allied campaigns along the Danube and in the Adriatic while tension grows in the Baltic arena. News notes French naval activity, renewed trade schemes via Venice, and court dispatches hint Britain and France edging toward a rupture. A Paris find reveals a well-preserved ancient coffin with an intact body, reburied in Saint Thomas du Louvre.

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Dublin Joy as New Eight Bells Ring in Cathedral

Dublin observed the accession of the monarch with joy and music. The new eight bells, cast by Mer. Rudhall of Gloucester, were praised as among the finest in the kingdom. The bells were installed at Christ Church Cathedral with stocks and frames by Mrs. Baker, bell-hanger, under the dean and chapter’s direction.

Dublin Goscester England Baker

Unclear Derbyshire and Newcastle notices of drownings and horse races

Fragmentary Newcastle news reports drownings and accidents. Mentions John Manners of Wither House drowning in Cocket-Water near Weldon Mitch. John Riddel of Hawick rode home from Jedburgh when horse threw him. other brief notices of sudden deaths and local horse racing events in Wiltshire Salisbury and nearby towns with dated references.

Newcastle John Manners Wither‘ House Cocket-Water Aneck Gloucester Stig’ Majssty Bradford Wilts Jeffery Pinnell Clothirdne Guiteas Salisbury Robert Fapp Lord. Weymouth Leny Zom Mr. Pope

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