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London Evening Post in London, Middlesex

08 Mar 1757

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London Evening Post

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London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Mar 08, 1757

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European War Dispatches Span From Petersbourgh to Paris

News from multiple capitals reports Empress Catherine II ordering two 80 gun ships and fifty galleys and mobilizing fleets, while Russian, German, Polish and French proclamations urge actions in Poland and Brandenburg. Prussia prepares March troop movements as Spanish neutral policy shifts under Madrid’s guidance. Ireland notes French activity and a notable death in Dublin.

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Treachery accusations over Minorca and Admiral Byng cited

Controversial letter argues Majorca loss stemmed from treachery of British managers not French force. Claims cover Minorka defense, fleet delays, and political collusion. The author asserts Admirals Byng should not die at court, condemns court martial verdict as error of judgment, and notes social notices including Miss Lowthier wedding to Lord Bernard.

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Minorca Toulon St. Philip Tam Britannicus Byng Diercy TearLimie Dick-Yard Polesmith Mars an.Express London Nargue Matty
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