London Evening-Post 1741 News Roundup March 14 17
The issue reports European dispatches from Copenhagen and Vienna with military movements toward Podolia and Moravia, a Franco Corsican skirmish, Cadiz squadron buildup for Italy, and Queen of Hungary events. It notes Bonaparte era tensions, a commission in Ungary, and civic milestones in Shepton-Mallet with the Exchange ceremony.
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London Evening-Post
Keitly
Podolia
Belgrade
Copenhagen
Count Cogorani
Spain
Ratisbon
Bavaria
Vienna
Francfort
Nurembourg
Silesia
Schwerin
Moravia
Jagendorff, Namilah
Troppau
Warta
Hungary
Leghorn
Corsica
France
Naples
Count Euperg
Brown
Uzede
Ingerstorff
Neustadt
Berlin
Empire
Paris
Supply taken by Spanish privateer bound for Gibraltar
Dublin reports from Cork that the ship Supply carrying 200 tons beef 100 tons pork and butter and candy was captured by a Spanish privateer and taken to St Sebastian. Richard Lynneal condemned for murder is reprieved to April 76. Henry Everard a runner from the Isle of Man drowned after a skirmish near Drogheda with smugglers. eight hands captured and jailed.
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Ireland
Dublin
Cork
Gibraltar
St. Sebastian’s
Richard ‘Lyneal
Mace
Drogueda
Heniy Evérard
King's End
Isle of Man
Everard
Droghdda Gaol
Murder action shocks Bristol in cloth-weave incident
Country News reports a shocking murder action in Bristol on a Saturday. The event involved a cloth-weave firm and a single fatality, with details scant in the fragment. Further reporting is expected to clarify suspects and motives.
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Country News
Bristol
British Admiral Haddock Sails in Mediterranean Mission
From Genoa comes news Admiral Haddock has sailed from Port Mahon with a small squadron and hoped for real action in the Mediterranean. Letters from Cheshire state William Chetham of Clington wed Miss Johnson of Tatton, a daughter of a man with estate. Also reported, Rev. Gibson of Appledore died. a Kent and London rector convicted for retailing spirits. Admiralty actions include commissioning the Lynn, a 40 gun ship, to Capt Thomas Philper and naming Middleton to command a Bomid Vessel for Orkneys. William Duckett is named lieutenant colonel of the Yeomanry and Henry Johnson made game-keeper.
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London
Genoa
Haddock
Port-Mahon
Geneius
Mediterranean
Cheshire
William Chetham
Clington
Johnson
Tatton
Gibson
Appledore
Hertfordshire
Kent
Excise
Board of Admiralty
Lynn
Thomas Philper
Lords of the Admiralty
Middleton
Orkneys
Scotland
Paris
Werhear
William Duckett
Eife-Guards
MeérhGer
Cai
Withire
Ireland
Prince of Wales
Henry Johnson
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Holland
Warsaw
Cadiz
Vera Cruz
Italy
Rome
Cologne
N. S
Rheroth
Constantinople
Venice
Brussels
M. Rouffeau
Count Neuperg
Petersbourg
Shepton-Mallet
Somerset
Halbrook
Compton-Dando
Somersetshire
James Tibbot
Charles Bryant
Tibbet
Tibbot
Bryant
Regnane
Georgio II
Pio
Felici
Augusto Libertatis
E. T Rei Mercatori
Suffrasio Civium
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