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London Evening Post in London, Middlesex

28 Jun 1759

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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jun 28, 1759

Page

3

Death and lunacy in London and Kent parish notices

A fragmentary London death of Rev. Me Ladys Hipbind and a note on lunacy of a minister. Prisoners on parole near Canterbury moved to Gravesend with eleven desertions, five aboard a Dutch boat. An autumn charity event at Church Langton in Leicestershire plans Handel Te Deum and Messiah with London and Oxford performers for Rev Mr Hanbury’s Charity.

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Invasion fears and allied movements in 1759 Europe

The post discusses French and Allied maneuvers in Westphalia and nearby regions, noting positions at Buren and Ritberg, and reports continued troop movements by Prussia under Frederick II. It mentions Bal and naval concerns, with Parliament-style commentary on a potential invasion and British responses, including possible fleet actions and coastal precautions.

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Holland Linstadt Hilst Marshal Contades Alme Buren Brenken Er-Besenburgh Férdinand Xavierus Saxony Paderborn Lichtenau Nordbrocken Wezer Munster Eems Rittberg Lippe Ritiberg Marsoal Daun Warte Silber-Berg Ponnania Amperdam Westphalia Er-Berenburgh Ferdinand Ober- Ragen Xipstadt Wangenheifp Sevesteips Dulmen D’ Armentieres Schernbeck Drefa Fuietz Prince Henry Chemnitz Franconia Gilén Hulfen Torgau Lower Lusatia Oder Finck Elb Prusfia Reich Hennersdorff Landshut Liebau Germany America Sir Edward Hawke France Dean Swift P. P Throgmorton-street
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