London Evening Post March 22 1737 London Items
News from Northampton and Coventry elections apprenticeship grants and naval postings. Marquess of Tweedale likely to replace the Duke of Athol as a Scottish peer. Captains killed in West Indies and Jamaica reports. taxes and rents rising. harvests and local pleas reflect wider issues. Obits and notable births noted. multiple legal and civic notices and auctions.
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London
Marquess of Tweedle
Scotland
Duke of Athol
England
Northampton
Justinian Itham
Deceas
Edmund Itham
John Bird
Coventry
Mr. Neale
Earl of Buston
John Neale
Capt
St. Loe
West Indies
Dent
Basinghall Street
Cole
Met Arrives From France in Vienna March 18
Report notes the arrival of the Met from France and Vienna on March 18. Count Fuen clara, the Sicilian Minister, has demanded the second Archbutchess for Don Carlos in formal visits to Imperial Ministers. Count Sinzendorff and others confirm the demand and mention favorable offers.
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Count Fuenclara
Don Carlos
Sinzendorff
Tiaroucad
Trial of John Caldwalls Delayed for Mental State Inquiry
In Edinburgh on March 17 the continued Trial in the High Court of Justiciary for robbing the Glasgow Mail and Port Boy murder was postponed to June. Counsel claimed frenzy in his behalf and the Lords ordered further scrutiny to determine if madness is real or feigned. It is noted he cut a piece of his ear and gave it to his agent as fees.
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Abbots-Langley
Holland
Jacob Christian Pielat
Molucca Islands
Batavia
Hattem
Guelderland
Kennet
Wilts
Sandy Lane
Beckhampton
Marlborough
Bath
Bristol
Farningham
Kent
Guiney
Fothergill
Sherboro
Eales
Prince Frederick
William Swale
The
Royal Oak
Jamaica
Patrick Trahee
William Falbot
John Wheake
Deceas
Roger Burgoyne
Bart
County of Bedford
Betty Mountague
Earl Halifax
Willes
Redlion Square
Warner
Prince and Princess of Wales
Jetn Gay
Westminster Abbey
Duke of
London
England
Boston
New England
Porten
Bolton
Hereford
William Sutor
John Griffiths
Thomas Parsonage
Launceston
Cornwall
Pound
Wilcock
John Philpe
Philpe
Nifi Prius
Sr. Eves
Banif
Scotland
Edinburgh
John Caldwalls
High Court of Justiciary
Glasgow
Derby Boat Company Triumph In Toll Dispute At Nottingham
Notting ham March 17 Affizes at Town Hall report John Fusner condemned to death for stealing two mares but later reprieved. Earlier last week Mr Justice Pro byn presided over a six hour hearing between Nottingham Corporation and the Derby Boat Company over under bridge tolls. Jury disregarded the Aldermen evidence and ruled in favor of the Derby Boat Company.
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Country News
Nottingham
John Fusner
Justice Probyn
Boat Company of
Derby
Derby Boat Company
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Tugspay
France
Vienna
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