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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jul 30, 1747

Page

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Invasion Plans and Naval Movements Across Europe

A Paris private letter dated July 31 outlines grand schemes for 6000 Spanish troops to Barcelona escort and combined forces with Genoa for a Tuscany march toward the Panaro. Reports claim 74,000 Allied and French troops, with Sardinia and Dutchy offers, aim to seize Piedmont while concerns rise over season, money, and endurance amid ongoing Bergen op Zoom and Meuse operations.

Zell Genoa Corsica Bastia Marshal Belleisle Chevalier M. Chauvelin Barcelona Two Crowns France Tuscany Panaro Marschal Belleisle Piedmont Paris Marshial -Belleisle Sardinia Exilies Stusa Count Colloredo Lawfeldt Bergen op-Zooim Meuse Count -Lowendahl Madrid Milan Savoy Nice Germany M. Dallien M. Puyfieux Czarina Helderen Antwerp Ampterdam Republick Brabant Mar“thal Saxe Marshal Saxe Saxe M. S. Pargenfon Bergen-op-Zoom Breda Williamstadt

York clergy shakeup as York see fills Carlisle post

The Rev. Dean of York is promoted to the See of Carlisle and to be succeeded at York by Rev. Mr. Fountayne, Canon of Windsor. Rev. Mr. Lamplugh, rector of Bolton-Piercy for 32 years and long a York canon, has died. Rev. Dr. Herring, Chancellor of the Diocese, becomes Canon-Residentiary.

Country News York Carlisle Fountayne Windsor Bolton-Piercy Lamplugh Church of York Herring

The Liberty of the Press in Britain, 1747 Blast

Analyzed extracts criticize state control, praising press rights and urging Parliament, merchants, and citizens to oppose royal encroachment. The text cites Cromwell era fears, warns of corrupt officials, and calls a public rally to defend the press and constitutional liberties in Britain.

Helen Paris Troy Britain Clarendon Cromwell Europe Merciful God Batson's Philopatria P.S Crown 'Tavern Royal Exchange

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