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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jul 19, 1740

Page

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Vast European News From Versailles and Madrid Abroad

News reports arrive with July datelines from London Paris Madrid and Naples detailing political moves. Empresses and ambassadors discuss prisoner sentences fleet activity in Menorca and Cadiz while England contemplates trade restrictions and potential peace terms with Spain amid rising naval threats.

West-Indies Clevés Prussia Cleves Naples Tyrenenehn Adriatick Sicily Madrid Spain Paris Brest Seathé Snor-reth Augua N.S Berlin S. Fay Bedin Hambourg Hanover Aswer Tome Vidhoe Powel the Hague M. Buffy Gardina de Fleuryce M. Van‘Hueys England Marquess de Villenédve Rutlis

Notable Irish Deaths and Market Notes July 12

Ireland notices record the death of Mrs. Pelee wife of Cromwell Pride MP for Downpatrick and the sudden deaths of George Purdon and Edward Lenorgan. Market reports from Smithfield note a strong marker for cattle and sheep with rain expected to ease prices. wheat futures fell and harvest looks promising. Also dies Major Palms and William Baldwin at Locke Lane following fever.

Ireland Dublin Pelee Cromwell Pride Downpatrick Smithfield George Purdon County of Clare Fis Sarlatt Ignatius Hufly Paling Ren ck-Lane William Baldwit Big Cowcit

Edinburgh Royal Archers officer dies at Weem minister

A fragment notes the Royal Company of Archers and Brumrsfield links. It mentions Mr John Douglas surgeon and the death of Mr Campbell minister of the Gospel at Weem. The Right Hon Lord Garkies is named a Lord of the Police.

Exinburgh Royal Company of Archers Brumrsfield John Douglas Eraturday Campbell Weem Lord Garkies

Noted Ship Crews Sail to London for Dinner

Feeble garbled report claims Brisol and Fuly men sail to London to dine with his Majesty's fleet. The text suggests morale concerns and reliance on allies, with uncertain references to ships, routes, and security along a river road.

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