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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

May 06, 1740

Page

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Scarcity of orange and hard times in Hunger and Europe

An April dispatch from Vienna notes orange shortages and rising prices causing hardship in Hunger with straw bundles selling for high crowns. It also reports on Dutch military augmentation and naval finance, Sweden-France tensions, and Paris Hamburg letters about Count de La Severin Sophie and French ambitions, amid warnings of a general war in Europe and shifting alliances involving Prussia Poland and Russia.

Orage Amsterdam Reublick States General States of Holland Admiralty France Spain Europe Hambourg Stralsund Senate Arejaaur Finland Pelygafers Muses Seis Ik Carelia Petarlbourg Bribi Brij Withtreee Hanirhe SinBeVerit Idorfrom Stockho Liasso Saxony Berlin Prussia Poland Russia Elécer Juliers Bergue Finch Petersbourg Rufsia

Royal Navy dispatches and a Bucks gentleman’s death

Plymouth reports ship movements with Winchester and Panther at sea bound for outward ships as Montagu sails east and fifteen sail pass the harbor. Northampton notes the death of Edmund Dayrell of Lamport at 71, detailing a value estate of about 9000 pounds and debts settled by his heirs.

Plymouth Winchester Panther Northampton Lamport County of Bucks Edmund ‘Dayrell Soo City of London

Lottery for Westminster Bridge Ticket Scheme Details

Fragmentary historic note describes a planned lottery to fund Westminster Bridge with 325000 raised via 165000 tickets at five pounds each. It notes concerns about favoritism, large subscriptions by a few, and proposes a resolution to delay ticket purchases until six days before the drawing.

Westminster Taft London

Prudence in Lottery Resolution Prevents Market Manipulation

The letter argues that if a resolution passes stockers and foreign grocers will flood the market with 60 000 and must bring 10 000 to market daily before the draw. It warns large quantities would depress prices, notes last lottery prices rose only due to cold market demand, and urges adherence to the resolution to deter future price manipulation and secure entry into any state lotteries drawn on December 11.

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London Gossip on Court Appointments and Yachting Plans

London reports detail princess Mary remaining in England until the Holland yacht return, Lord Harrington serving Hanover as secretary, and Dr Thomas leaving as chaplain. It notes marriages and church promotions, including the bishopric of Bristol to Dean of St Pauls, the Winwick living valued near 1400 per year, and a near-fatal execution incident. It compares naval preparations for royal voyages, mentions the Duke of Bolton as captain and various aristocratic ties, with a focus on society and court movement.

London Mary Holland Harrington Hanover Thomas St. Vedaft Foster-Lane Jacob-Astley Melton-Constable Norfolk Page Norwich Gretham Page Saxthorpe Watlington Ely Ambride Budler Bristol St.Paul’s Winwick Lancashire England Earl Derby Stanley Cros-Hall Gow Cambridge w-Hollendle Weitstar Gryce Duke of Montagu Evans Duke of Bolton Gendanen Penhoaersyda -The-Teqm Menu Wei yeiSiu Wiztey

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