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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Mar 23, 1736
Page
1
Essex clergy plan to petition Parliament opposing a measure altering tythes. The piece outlines calculations of small livings and augmentations, suggests removing commendams and pluralities, and notes royal assent to several bills. It also covers royal progress, marriages, deaths, and appointments in Britain and abroad.
The mail from Holland dated March 3 notes a forthcoming marriage of Prince Anthony Ulric of Brunswick Wolfembuttel. After the union he is to be named Generalissimo of all Czarian land forces and Admiral of the navy. A French commerce treaty is being negotiated to grant French ships port access without duties. Milan report says Sardinia resists withdrawing troops until guarantees are secured. Marshal de Noailles and others plan a meeting at St Martin of Bozolo to arrange marching troops evacuating Lombardy. A cattle pox outbreak has reached Piedmont, causing damage.
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