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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Mar 15, 1746

Page

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Royal Proclamation from Berlin on Judicial Reform

Berlin March 12. King Frederick of Prussia endorses measures to curb costly law suits and chicane in justice administration. The royal mandate orders ministers and tribunals to speed decisions, reduce expenses, and dispense impartial justice, warning of punishment for delays and abuses.

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Scottish Garrison Holds Ruthven Against Highland Siege

From Perth February 27 details of Lieutenant Mulloy’s defense against 350 Highland attackers led by Cameron Lochiel and Lochgarry. Despite cannon, only one enemy killed and 14 wounded. Mulloy vows to hold until besieged, seeks humane treatment and liberty for his men under harsh siege conditions. General Gordon’s men demand surrender with threats of no mercy.

Scotland Perth Mulloy Lee Ruthven Badenoch Camerons Col Cameron Locheal Lochgarry Sullivan Gordon Glenbucket Col. Grant John Macpherson

Dramatic surrender talks with General Gordon and post is hostage

Fragment from a 18th century dispatch recounts tense surrender negotiations between Gordon and a colonel over arms and keys to a garrison. A hostage demand, night deadline, and assurances of humane treatment are described, with Edinburgh notices and local deaths and appointments following.

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Bristol Obituaries and Assize Death Sentences

Bristol on March 15 reports the death of Alderman Danning a senior magistrate of the corporation. Gilbert Maxwell Fuft lieutenant of Grenadiers son of Sir Francis Fuft dies of pleuritic fever in his 20th year. Gloucester assizes sentence three for house breaking Jane Hartland William Gibbs and Michael Larem an.

Prince of Wales George Boone Efys Edmund Baynton Rolt Efa Foot Guards Scotland Duke of Cumberland Bath Theophilus Fortescue Lord Clinton Devon Charing Cross Erskine Cope Dragoons Flanders Roper St. John’s College Cambridge St. Nicholas St.aul’s Walter Raynes Middle Temple St James, Clerkenwell Society of the Middle-Temple S Court of Common-Pleas Earl of Litchfield Walter Baynes Middle-Temple Baynard Shad-Thames Hah Lincoln Col. Gardiner Preston-Pans Kentish Town London Kentith Town Pancras Abus Secur’d Jackson Long-Acre Pimblico William Ruffel Saunders Epaping-Forrest Lowington Road Black Heath Uxbridge Sir Thomas de Veil James Willex Thomas de Veil Alice Country News Bristol St. James’s Square Alderman Danning Gilbert Maximilian Fuft Francis Fuft Hill Gloucester Jane Hartland William Gibbs Michael Lareman

Glass Prices and Inventions for Winter Comfort

London voices rising glass costs as poor struggle to mend windows. Some propose substitutes like polished steel for mirrors and vessels, leather bottles, and turners for remedies. Questions arise on whether a price tax is aimed at a monopoly, and if restraint should curb a national burden. Also notes St Patrick's Day at court with Knights Companions in order collars, royal family honors.

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