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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jul 17, 1735

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Roving War Updates From Posen to Hamburg

Multiple city reports detail military movements and shortages across Europe. Troops evacuate Persian conquests toward Acthan, Mantua faces blockade but meat and provisions exist, grain prices rise and water distillation is restricted. Hanover hosts royal entertainments as King’s favors swell public support. Hamburg delegates refuse to concede on the Bank. mediation talks with Denmark teased, with a long list of attendees and nobility named.

Persia Thomas Kouli-Kani Aftchan Tel Ferrara St. George’s Mantuan Mantua Hanover Herenhausen Orange Garden Hamburgh Copenhagen Great Britain Denmark

Notable Visitors Arrive at Starborough Estate in July

The Starborough diary lists a procession of eminent guests arriving daily on July 14, including his Grace the Duke of Cleveland, the Earl Cardigan, the Earl of Hume, Lord Garlies, General Wade, and numerous titled and notable ladies and gentlemen such as Mr. Brougham, Mr. Cavendish, Mr. Metcalfe, and Mr. Ridley among others. The long list reflects a high society gathering with many VIPs visiting the estate.

Starborough Duke of Cleveland Earl Cardigan Earl of Hume Lord Garlies General Wade Hamilton Hoteles ¢ Hernocke Burt Douglass Hardwick Fenweet Cape Winter Shrutteworth Cartwright Ma. Guidott Pepper Cavendish Mandy Willoughby Greenhill Cesar Brougham Farnaby St. John Cherham Wrightson Metcalfe Ridley Baron Scrope Miss Rowe Nicholas Rowe Laurent Devenith Staffordshire Mr. Addenbrooke Salisbury St. Mary’s St. Chad's Stafford Miss Wedgewood Charles Wedgewood Woolfleys Woolfley Vere Beau+clere New Windsor Duke of St. Alban Chambers Thomas Chambers Hanworth Hountlow Middlesex Mary Berkeley Earl of Berkeley Betty Germaine Joshua Peart City of Lincoln High Court of Chancery Mr. Dry St. John’s College Oxford St. Sepulchre’s London Kidby Ratcliff Company of Grocers John Williams Don Alveredo Portugal Mx. Hume Pall-mall Walter Hutcheson Earl of Effingham Arundel Abingdon Berks Silk Sunning-Hill Windsor Great Park Great Park Mr. Silk Duke of Marlborough Kensington

Notable deaths and marriages reported in London society

Monday last the Malt Noble Caffaridra duchess of Chandos died after an apoplexy visit at Highwood Hill. Lord and Lady Carnarvon traveled to pay last duties. Also reports include the Bath death of Lady Reed and death of Mr Richard Pocock. Multiple marriages and appointments, naval orders, and legal notices follow with various peers, MPs, and clergy named.

London Caffaridra Dutchess of Chandos Willoughby Woollaton Hall Nottinghamshire Lord Middleton Earl Tilney Brydges Avington Highwood- Hill Middlesex Lord Lady Carnarvon Zodol Thomet Reed Richard Pocock Leigh-in Kent William Gallington Saidounty Walter Blacker Newcastle Teal Henry Fane

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