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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Jul 06, 1734
Page
2
The writer ridicules shifting between law and Parliament as a remedy for corporate injures and urges negative votes to halt a costly prosecution. He warns the corporation profits depend on ongoing suits, promising lawyers rich fees and unscrutinized bills unless the ballot defeats the measure. If the negative fails, months may seal the corporation’s fate and the bill’s future.
From the camp before Dantzick to Versailles letters report a capitulation offer valued at a million crowns to cover war expenses and guard duties around Oliva. Stanislaus reportedly traveled disguised as a peasant to Marienwerder, while Eugene plans major operations if ideal opportunities arise against the French lines.
London notes report the death of Rev. Mr. Philip Pipon head master of Bishop Stortford School. Lord Carmichael becomes successor to Col. Richard Manning who died last Friday in Bath as commander of a company in the third Regiment of Guards. Horatio Walpole is appointed Ambassador Extraordinary to the States General with a fine service of plate for his ute.
His Excellency William Finch will be sent to the Court of Spain. Yesterday three Men and one Woman were committed to Newgate for assault with intent to rob a Groom of the Duke of Chandos between Paddington and Kilburn. A Jane Stacy stole a purse in St James's Park containing Louis d Ors, half guineas and a gold medal. soldiers restrained her. Duke of Richmond arrived at Arlington House with a large retinue after Holland service and was made Master of the Horse. James Chamberlain succeeds as Captain of a Troop in the Royal Regiment of Horse Guards Blue. Charles Simms kissed the King's hand for Ensign in an Independent Company. Lord Chancellor appointed Rev. Mr. Speed to the Thornbury rectory.
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