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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jul 22, 1746

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Couriers arrive from Marshal Maillebois with important dispatches

Genoa reports a courier bearing vital letters to Guimon t envoy extraordinary from the French king. Sardinia passported sanction noted. Advices from Nice say large French troop reinforcements arrive in Provence and Piedmont troops fill avenues to block progress. Imperial moves near Placentia, St. Francis port seized, siege anticipated. Disturbing Paris and Vienna dispatches outline neutrality, treaties, and potential negotiations. Rest of Europe paths shift with Russia balance and Dutchy questions. Local Bath and Newport incidents noted.

Provence Leghorn Pisa Grafignano Monte Alphonso Germany Viena Italy Hungary Republick of Venice Republick Genoa Ratisbon Mentz Berlin Priffi Minjesty France House of Austria SoIt Brandenbourg Empire Paris House of Borbon

Death of Dr. John Hoadly Archbishop of Ardmagh

Ireland Dublin July 19 authorities report the death at Rathfarnham of His Grace Dr. John Hoadly Lord Archbishop of Ardmagh Primate and Metropolitan of all Ireland at eight this morning He had previously served as one of the Lords Justices of the Kingdom The obituary notes a prior death last Tuesday at his Ann Street home of Colonel Henry de Laune whose commission as a captain dates forty one years back

Dublin Rathfarnham John Hoadly Ardmagh All Ireland Ann Street Henry de Laune

Rebels Seized Off Scotland. Expedition Intercepted

In Edinburgh July 17 the Cumberland campaign remains uncertain with accounts of a ship Ile of the Ship returning to port. Reports mention Sullivan two Irish officers and two other gentlemen unable to speak English, seized along with rebels bound for Norway aboard the vessel carrying Lord Ogilvie. Packets intended for rebel sympathizers were intercepted. captain and crew confined to custody.

Edinburgh Duke of Cumberland Fort Augustus Sullivan Lord Ogilvie Norway Wemyss

London Notes on Convocation and Trials of Rebels

A London dispatch reports on proposed academic honors at Oxford with Caspar Werztein denied a Doctorate in Divinity, while Martin Foulkes is admitted to Doctor of Laws. The King’s ships seize rivals near Antigua, a writ casts a new Cornwall MP, and a South Sea dividend is declared. Rebel officers face punishment, and circuits schedule summer assizes across the realm.

London Oxford Caspar Werztein Prince of Wales Earl of Arran Taylor All-Souis College Martin Foulkes Royal Society King King George Collingwood Rhode Island Antigua Martinico Bonning Capper Liverpool Crown Fowey County of Cornwall Westminter House of Peers Lee Martin Wright Michael Foster Thomas Reynolds Thomas Abney Baron Clive St. Margaret’s Hill Francis Townley Manchester Regiment Carlisle Alexander Abernethy Thomas Furnival James Gadd George Fletcher Thomas Chadwick William Battragh Justice Foster Hertford Essex Chelmsford Kent Rochester Suffer Horsham Surrey Kingston Upen Thames

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