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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jul 23, 1747

Page

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Court Struggles in Madrid Amid Talks of Change

Madrid reports ongoing court strife as the Queen seeks backing for one creature in power while the King pushes for a broad cabinet shake. Prime Minister Carvajal is tied up with social diversions, delaying business as plans surface for a four million yearly fund to discharge debts owed to late royal servants. Messages from Berlin and The Hague discuss Prussia’s stance on Silesia and Gelderland, noting shifting alliances and the Parisian mood of alarm amid the Saint Domingo fleet’s losses.

Carvajal Berlin Hague Holland France Prussia Silesia Guelderland Republick United Provinces the Hague Zealand Boifleduc Paris St. Domingo Saxe Noailles d’Argenson St. Louis Call’d Quinze Vingt

Dublin Coal Discovery Spurs Royal Encouragement

Ireland. Dublin Society reviewed a parcel of coal by Thomas Williams and Partners from Rathmayden Meath near the River Boyne. Nine tons burned well with little ash and no smoke, akin to Kilkenny coal. They received 20 pounds to continue sinking and seek deeper veins for future use near the sea.

Ireland Dublin Thomas Williams Dublin Society Rathmayden Slane Meath Boyne Kilkenny

Parish Laborers Surrender to Justice for Smuggling

Canterbury July 22 John Juddery of Aditham Wittualler and Andrew Judgery of Ash surrender to Justice under A of Parliament for Smuggling and are committed to St Dunstan's Goal. On Saturday Jaft another commitment followed. William Marchant confessed to a Sussex robbery with William Piercy on the 14th, taking 6s 6d and a silver-buttoned whip near Brighling.

Country News Canterbury Tohn Juddery Aditham Andrew Judgery Ash St. Dunstan’s Maidstone William Marchant William Piercy Brighling Sussex

Rumors and notices from London and beyond on unrest and events

London gossip discusses a steward's threats to the heir, Admiral Warren's absence, and possible distant expeditions. It notes peace rumors, electors speaking in Southampton, naval orders, court visits, marriages, deaths, and pay for troops. Reports from Prague and Paris cover rent relief, finances, and merchant schemes. Devon earthquake shocks precede a devastating Honiton fire.

Admiral Warren Galicia Bay of Biscay of Indies Cape Breton Great Britain Aix-la-Chapille Lewis Kiv Flanders

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