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19 Mar 1741

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London Evening Post

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London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Mar 19, 1741

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News from Europe and allied commands in early March

Letters and dispatches report European court intrigues, naval build ups at Cadiz and Cartagena, and fresh troop movements toward Finland. Notes recount the capture of Glogau with Leopold's bold assault, Danish and Swedish maneuvers, and the delivery of credentials by the Marquess de la Chetardie amid court etiquette tensions.

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Cadiz Carthagena Don Rodrigue de Torres West-Indies Petersbourg Marquess de la Chetardie France Russia Marquess de ‘la Chetardie Stockholm Paris Count Finland Vienna Wallis Prince Royal Hungary Bohemia Archduke of Austria Juegh - Benedict - Augustus - John- Anthony-Michaelam Jablunka Utrecht Gazetteer Ireland Marséilles Valenciennes Brusels Marshal de Montmorency Munich N.S Carolines Bavaria Algiers Roth Warwick Capt Tallard Port- Mahon Stanyford Great Britain Dey Haddock England Great Glogan Prussia Leopold Charles Berlin Silesia Leopold of Anhalt-Deffau Prince Leopold Margrave
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Election dispute and city notices from London

London. This Day at Twelve o'Clock ended the Alderman election for Broad-street Ward with Eggleton ahead by 146 to 132 after scrutiny, and a naval manpower estimate reports 4000 seamen needed. Vic tualling Office workers got two quarters pay in arrears. Miss Anne Trevelyan died of smallpox at Gerrard-Cross-Heath. her body buried in Somerset. Mr Blunt, renowned Hay Market undertaker, died. A barge sank near Windsor after collision. a Middlesex justice and his sister-in-law, a baronet’s sister, were jailed for elopement and seduction at Fleet.

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London Broad-street John Lequerie Deceas Charles Ewer Eggleton Eggleaton Board of Admiralty Navy Office Royal Yards Victualling Office Gerrard-Cross-Heath County of Bucks Anne Trevelyan John. Trevelyan Nettlecomb Bar Somersetshire Mr. Blunt England Windsor Nesterday Middlesex
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