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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

May 07, 1747

Page

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War News From Europe and India Through May Letters

Daily dispatches reveal troop movements across Europe from Brandenbourg to Genoa and the Var with heavy artillery needs. Reports detail French and Austrian forces, sieges near Bavari and Calvi, Prussian mobilizations, and naval actions with ships, transports, and supply convoys bound for Genoa and India.

Dantzick Petersbourg Russian Empire Cronstadt Brandenbourg Berlin Breslau Neiss Magdetouri Vienna Leopold Madrid Barcelona Genoa Tuscany Bavari St. Andre Ratti Albaro Sturla Polfevera Calvi Corsica Toulon France Turin M. Blanquette Count Schulemberg Schvra Savona Pick M. Blanqguette Villa-franca Medley Marseilles Colvill Antibes Isles Hyeres Hence Provence Var

Dublin May 2 Lord Mayor and city offices elected

Dublin reports the death of Richard Civell at his Church Street home. Alderman Edward Hunt was elected Lord Mayor, with John Hornby and John Cooke named sheriffs for the year. The city council plans to present the Lord Primate with the freedom of the city in a gold box. Letters patent enable appointments to deaneries and rectories in Kildare Meath Kilmore and Dublin.

Ireland Dublin Church Street Richard Civell Edward Hunt John Hornby John Cooke Philip Fletcher Kildare Dromore Aghnaclone John Madden Taragh Meath Kimore Kilmore St. Anne’s

London News Scoop Tangles Religion and Death in 1747

A fragment from a London page mixes religious polemic with obituaries and notices. It recounts an allegorical moral about temptation and sin, then lists the death of Benjamin Allicocke and the inheritance for his son, plus church appointments, marriages, and notable deaths in Oxford, St. James's Park, and London, alongside European news of Baron Trenk and the Arch-Duke with court alliances. The prose reflects 18th century newspaper patchwork.

Plais Newdd Isle of Anglesea Nicholas Bayly, Bart Benjamin Allicocke Loddington Northeamptonshire Counstry Charles Allicocke Coun‘llor St. James’s Park Flanders Rroe Eorge Cragie Scotland Kirkwall Thomas Reynolds Kent Craiggs Hythe Christopher Harrison Blaby Leicester Newington Fanny Wellman Samuel Wellman Ely Laff St. Amholin’s Church Mr. Cooksey Wimbleddon Surrey James Colebrooke Miss Skinner Stephen Skinner Layton Esg Thomas Walker Oxford Conybeare Christ’s Church Nichols Westminster School Anne Hammond Teddington Middlesex Leonard Hammond Bucks Mundeg Mundee Southwark Stoke-Newington James Knight Elys Jamaica Howse Bloomsbury Square Francis Stone Bury-Street St. Mary-Axe Anthony Lamego Vienna Baron Trenk Kuffstein Tyrol Hungary Bohemia Russia Peter Leopold Joseph John Anthony Joachim Pius Gothard Stadtholder The Union Campveere Zealand

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