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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jun 02, 1737

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Mail from Holland reports Corsican officers' detention

Yesterday's mail from Bastia dated May 16 notes Governor and Marshal General Paolis receiving word that two officers from Nice, Count Antonio Colonna and Signor John-Baptist Sinibaldi, landed at Aleria and reported their detention in Holland. The Malecontents camp near the city faced a desperate dawn as promises of a general pardon sparked a siege and renewed firing, with villagers alarmed by threats to burn the burgh.

Nice Aleria Antonio Colonna Foot John-Baptist Sinibaldi Theo Dore Grazialo de Paolis Orticoni Leuters Theodore Holland Marquess de Rivarola Republick

Dover Infant Murder Suspect Unfit to Stand Trial

Margaret Wickes, a 77 year old single woman, confined in St Dunstan's Gaol on suspicion of murdering Lydia Fagg, 18 months. She confess'd after examination. The servant allegedly killed the child after being kept by her mistress, then took the infant to the sea where a wave washed it away.

St. Margaret’s Country News Canterbury Funes Margaret Wickes St. Dunstan’s Lydia Fagg Thomas Fagg Dover

London Letters on Court, Navy and Society Gleaned

Reports from Paris note temperance orders as to Malt Liquor. Royal progress includes the Earl of Bristol’s illness and Sir Nathaniel Tench’s death. Prince of Wales and Caroline Yacht plans, Royal pregnancies, and Windsor society events are described alongside Admiralty promotions, theater billings, and odds on a Merton Downs Plate.

London Paris Fune N.S Earl of Bristol Ickworth Bury Suffolk Nathaniel Curzon Derby Nathaniel Tench Bart Fisher Fenech Lady Tench Lincolnshire Highgate Prince of ‘Wales Cornwall Prince of Wales Princess of ‘Wales Caroline Maine Duke of Richmond M. de Borche Prussia O Brien Russia Czarina Board of Admiralty Nicholas Robinson Worton Baflet Wilts Keriington Yorkshire Aldboroigh Robinson House of Peers

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Bastia Claus Corsica Charing-Gross Edinburgh Calais Fis Joseph Girdles Elys Elderk Girdlier Miss Wolferstan Stanford Wolferstan Gore Merton Downs Guilford Sione Duke of Ancaster Duke of Bolton Earl of Hallifax Mr. Clark Larkin Greswood Tafy Grewood Hear Mour Bear Downs Duke of
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