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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Mar 04, 1756

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Berlin and Lisbon News on French Ministers and Spain

Berlin reports praise and satire on French ministers after ratification of the treaty with Great Britain. Letters from Lisbon describe Hamburg relief and gifts. Spain’s reaction and a 46,000 pistoles sum, plus royal curios about Bourbon princes, are debated by observers.

Great Britain Berlin Liege Pettin North-Holland Zealand Medenblik Marseilles Toulon Mediterranean Africa Lisbon Hamburg Goniul England Spain Aldea Galega Tagus Madrid Don Lewis South America Nueva Colonia Versailles House of Bourbon

Irish and Scottish maritime losses and duel decimations

Advice reports the Antrim of Lairne wrecked off Cambleton Scotland with all hands lost save one boy. Admiral Mortyn with thirteen ships seen off Kinsale. The Robert from Dublin to Cadiz stranded near Poulton with cargo saved. A duel at Rathdowny left one man dead on the spot and another dying. Marines aboard Barbadoes fleet report, while the French fortify St Lucia and St Domingo awaiting orders to cannonade us.

Irelan Belfast Antrim Lairne Woodlock America Cambleton Scotland Dublin Kinsale Mortyn Robert Quail Cadiz Poulton Rathdowny Queen’s County John Murry Prior Mr. Fitzpatrick Barbadoes St. Lucia St. Domingo

Drowned at the Water of Dee and a Log Saw Mill Accident

Reports from Scotland recount a fishing boat or cable on the Water of Dee where four men attempted to grasp logs for a sawmill. two were drowned while the other two survived with great effort. Also noted is a separate fatal hunting accident in Roxburghshire where a gun misfired and killed a companion at a public house.

Scotland Edinburgh Aberdeen Dee Longnewtown Shire of Roxburgh B—tey Kent London Lark Church of Trinitarianism B—ley Satan God Golpt Paris Germany Spain Lisbons Reformer Foundry Tabernacle Seth Cdrt Sempsias

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