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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jul 11, 1734

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Tartars Motions Stir Court in Kiovia Dispatches

From Petersbourg June 24 and Calais July 1 to Vienna July 3 and Hague July 16, reports detail tense European moves. Czarina summons Privy Council over Tartars as Turks press Persia. large Russian forces listed from Poland to Derbent. Montagu and Laws connections. Ko hl gsegg to Italy. Rhine campaigns flare with cannonading, floods, and heavy losses for the French. Chambly and Coigny amid bloody actions near Paris.

Kiovia Czarina Privy Council Persia Poland Sweden Russia Ukraiia Derbent Calais Lord Wallingford Earl of Banbury Catherine Laws John Laws Dover Viscount Montagu Vienna Kohlgsegg Italy Bitonto Upper Rhine Rhine Frankestihal Philipsbourg Hilipfbourg Prince Royal of Prussia Eugene Pariia Marshal de Coigny

Smugglers Pullen and Mosely Committed to Gaol

Robert Pullen of Ashford and Moses Mosely, noted smugglers, were committed to the Eastern Division gaol by Sawbridge JP on a warrant from Lord Chief Justice Hardwick. They, with others at large, are charged with lying in wait for John Eyres, beating him, and robbing him of 41 9s.

Ganterbury Robert Pullen Ashford Kent Butcher Moses Mosely Golm ‘Sawbridge Hardwick John Eyres

Excisemen pay and royal happenings dominate London notes

London reports reveal debate over small livings and excise pay versus curates education. It covers a legal bet in Common Pleas, royal progress to Uxbridge, Palladian diplomacy, wheat market hopes, York Archbishop’s journey, Princess Royal pregnancy chairmen, Prince Eugene campaign, royal stag hunting plan, Lady Hamilton illness, and Portland Harley marriage.

Uxbridge Nott Atton Common Lord Lifford Thomas Pelham Jun Horatio Walpole States-Geneva Kingston Market Surrey York Edmonton Hulfe Kensington Prince of Orange Prince Eugene Rhine The Hague Eugene Republick States-General Richmond Safari Hamilton Amelia Caroline William Hamilton William Bentinck Earl of Portland Marquess of Tichfield Viscount Woodstock Oxford Margaret Harley Earl of Oxford and Mortimer Henrietta Cavendith Holles Daugheter John

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