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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jun 29, 1738

Page

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Marlborough to be Governor of Charter-House estates

The London Evening-Post notes His Grace the Duke of Marlborough will be chosen one of the Governors of the Charter-House, filling the vacancy left by the late Lord Viscount Townshend. It also reports on marriages, promotions, and various local notices including executions, robberies, and trials at the Old Bailey.

Duke of Marlborough Charter-House Viscount Townshend George Keily Tower of London Duke of Ormond Avignon Paris William Middleton County of York Frances Clifford Countess of Newburgh Thomas Aubrey John Aubrey Bosstall in-Bucks Miss Carter Richard- Carter Oxfordshire Earl of Granard West-Indies Evelyn Pierpoint Duke of Kingston Solenthal Denmark Copantiagen Newport Rhode Island New England Joseph Wanton John Trevor Lewes Sussex Lucy Stanhope Earl of Stanhope Board of Admiralty Page Porter Woolwich- Yard Portsmouth-Yard Woodrow Charles. Wager Commissioners of Excise Newton Excise Isle of Wight Canterbury Kent Lord Viscount Townshend Raynham Norfolk Deptford George Williamson Royal African Company Homse Bow-street Covent-Garden Coldham Royal Prince of Wales Houfgin Lombard-Street Clegg Wright Newington Bednall Green Cowper Worcester Talbot Newgate Juttice Manley Justices of the Peace City and Liberty of Westminster Nathaniel Blackerby Col. de Veil Sarah’ Morris Mary King Peter Burkett Eleanor Rogers Ro J Anne Skinner Mary Laramore Mears Elizabeth Heath William ‘Lloyd Eleanor Reeves Chiffing Elizabeth Howard Mary Edmunds Anne Carter Flora Jones Sackville House of Corrosion Mary. Fowler Gilbert Tracey Mary Davison Elizabeth Wilkinson Prazier Hester Kenrow Frances Goodwin Sarah Morris Anne Mackay Mary Hayes Whitehall Bridewell Higtigate Londai Dalamare Uis Silk Riverbead

Turks beleaguer Fort St Elizabeth and Orfova

Vienna reports from Hungary that Turks besiege Fort St Elizabeth and Orfova with 16 guns and two mortars. A hostage threatened mass slaughter if the garrison surrenders, but Col Cornberg insists the fortress remains firm and would rather die than surrender.

Hungary St. Elizabeth Orfova Pocolomini Mendia Sununon Cornberg Doxat

Dublin Duel Fatalities and Boat Tragedy Report

Diblin June 24 reports last Monday the death of Mr Langford, attorney, from a wound received in a duel at the Deer Park with Mr Studdard, clerk to Mr Justice Rose. Yesterday three young gentlemen boarded a boat at Cleararf, two jumped, the third, son of counsellor Monk, leapt in and was drowned.

Diblin Langford Studdard Justice Rose Cleararff Monk

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