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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jul 17, 1740

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Augmentation Fund Debates and Hague Peace Talks

Extract from a private Amsterdam letter reports provinces still arguing a fund for land and sea force expansion. Negotiations may shift after the Marquesa de Fenelon’s return to The Hague. Buily presses London talks seeking accommodation between England and Spain and explorations of counterband trade as a bargaining tool. The Hague notes Saint Gilles and ambassadors discuss Spanish privateers and cargo seizures, with claims of free commerce under lawful trade limits.

Tapis Marquesa de Fenelon Hague Great Britain Spain Louis d’Acunha Portugal London M. de Buily Paris England Rgt de St.-Pierte Marquess de St. -Gilles Zgq Nedit America Ein‘Barthdor Bug

Portmouth Riots Endanger Freight and Mob Rule

A July 16 dispatch from Portmouth reports a mob at Spithead and the Downs with many ships and fireships while a royal fleet under Sir John Norris and Admiral Cavendish coalesces. Violence spreads through Portmouth causing firings, imprisonments, a riotous gallows of damage, and the shooting of three men, a boy, and two women. troops reinforced and a temporary guard around the market hall.

Portmouth Spithead Downs Fox Winchelsea Ruffes Rippon Buckingham York Gloucester Assittance Centurion Severn St. Alban’s Litchfield Salibhury Pearl Lark Experiment Seahorse Wager Vesuvius St. Helens Road John Norris Admiral Cavendish Chaloner Ogle Dragon Chatham Rye Portgal Streights John Nortis Portland Balchen Hin Asoon Cumberland Prince Fredérick Ansor Tryal Lord Cathcart Montague Plymouth Conisford-street Norwich

Death of Richard Dark at New Inn in London

Extent of a letter from Laxter dated July 16 notes the death of Richard Dark, landlord of the New Inn in London after a long illness. A theft case reports a silver tankard stolen from Capt. Norton of Dawlih. A dreadful fire in Bradnige last night caused many fatalities and injuries.

London Laxter Satuway Richard Dark Norton Dawlih Bradnige

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