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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jul 09, 1747

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Imperial Majesty returns from Czarkazelo amid court preparations

Petersbourg reports the Emperor’s return from Czarkazelo and whispers that the court contemplates future travel to Moscow or Revel. Foreign officers may retire as General Keith did, a move seen as honor to arms. The Genoese and Austrian frontiers announce bombardments, sieges, and troop movements as battles unfold along the Riviera and in Lombardy.

Imperial Czarkazelo Moscow Keith Europe Compleat Petershoff Cronstad Stockholm Count Teffin Genoa Fune Albaro Duke de Boufflers Republick Leghorn Porto- Fino Bapnara Quarto Stuila Felucca Arriv Monaco M. Belleisle Duke de’ Boufflers Vintimiglia Porto-Maurizio Romie Fune Naples Madrid Lombardy Spain Cardinal Portocarrero Cardinal Acquaviva Bifagno Madona del Monte Sef*tri Marshal Bellisle Baron de Leutrum Riviera Count Schulemberg Schulemberg Leutrum Menton Grand Dutchy Tuscany Italy Breda Lowendahl Comte Bergen-op-Zoom Antwerp Rosendahl Saxe Hilbourghausen Hague Publih Maestricht Byon Turin Infpruck

Freemen, Orange Cockades, and Election Row Frayed in York

A York report discredits a Whitehall Evening Post claim that Freemen greeted Mr Thatcher’s procession and that Fox would claim first return. Merchants wore Orange cockades while a few mixed white. The piece calls the assertions false and says the author is a stranger to the return and a party advocate.

Country News York Thornton Whitehall Evening Post Fox

London Quack Peddles Noxious Powder In Farce

In a satirical scene Donor Hry loudly praises his master Doctor Bos as a yellow powder is offered to the audience. The potion is claimed to purge the Dregs of country love but is a deceitful bane. Patrons clap and are swayed by the fraudulent show.

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Petersbourg Warren St.Domingo Derby George Inn John Breadstreet Hill William Bedford Christ’s Hospital Nicholas Robinson College of Physicians Guildhall John Barnard William Calvert Slingsby Bethell Stephen Theodore Janfsen Elgis Bethell Suffolk Cordell Firebrace John Affleck Bedford Danvers Osborne Thomas Alstone Peterborough Edward Wortley Montagu Matthew Lambe Higham-Ferrars John Hill St. Edmund’s Buty Viscount Petersham Felton Harvey Aldborough William Windham Philip ‘Fonereau Huntingdon Edward Montagu Kelland Courteney Efyrs Acme Welbore Ellis Richard Plumer O Melcomb Regis George Doddington Edmund Hargatée Beeghan Edmund Hargatée Beeghan, Efgrs Denbigh Richard Middleton Ely Carmarthen John Philips Denbighshire Watkin Williams Wynne City of Chester Robert Grosvenor Philip Warburton Barts Devizes John Garth William Willy Henry Harper Thomas Villers Newcastle Lime Lord Parker Baptist Levison Gower Harwich Viscount Coke John Phillipson Buckingham Richard Greenville George Greenville Tewkesbury Viscount Gage Charles Dowderwell Launceston William Morice John St. Aubin Newport Cornwall Thomas Bury Nicholas Herbert Countess of Berkeley Rose-Castle Cumberland George Fleming Carlisle Waugh Richmond Surrey James Southwark Chelsea William Alexander Earl of Bellesisle Republick of Genga London
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