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London Evening Post in London, Middlesex

03 Nov 1741

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London Evening Post

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London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

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Nov 03, 1741

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Kingly language shift and Bohemia reports near Prague

The king of Prussia orders ministers to report in French and to teach the language to youths. Marquess de Vallery meets the king and expresses assurances. News from Neifs camp claims Neuperg’s retreat left Neifs capitulated after four days of bombardment. Advices describe movements of Bavarians and Austrians toward Bohemia, with Olmutz and Budweis as focal points, as Sweden and Russia wage broader campaigns. Prime ministers discuss French troop arrivals in Osnabruck and Paderborn, while Toulon preparations signal upcoming expeditions with Montemar and a Franco-Spanish fleet.

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Prussia Marquess de Vallery Hungary Breslau Neifs Neuperg Rallfoon Bavaria St. Polten Bohemia Prince Lobkowitz Hanover M. Buty Osnabrug Paderborn M. Bully de Mailiebois Barcelona Ocober N.S Toulon Duke de Montemar Paris Genoa Naples Royal Arsenal Finland Wismar Lubeck Lewenhaupt Wybourg Keith
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Irish Election News From Cork and Carrickfergus

From Cork and Carrickfergus reports say Francis Clements won the Carrickfergus parliamentary seat by a large majority over Robert Dalway and Dalway plans to petition for an undue election. Lord Ophelia is seated as MP for Athy replacing the late Sir Walter Dixon Burrows. Richard Malone junior is chosen MP for Fore Borough in place of the late William Handcock.

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Ireland Cork Dublin Carrickfergus Francis Clements Robert Dalway Dalway Lord Ophelia Athy Walter Dixon Burrows Deceas Richard Malone Borough of Fore William Handcock
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London Chronicle sightings of merchants and mariners

News from London detailing the death of Mr. Ridley the wine and brandy merchant in Chester, during a busy overview of society. It records robberies by a single highwayman near Black Heath, naval appointments, marriages among the gentry, clerical notices, a ship taken as prize, and multiple London robberies and assaults with names and places.

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London Chester Ridley Excise Board of Admiralty Dandridge South-Sea-Castle Earl of Crawford Crotfka Thomas Watson Mutter Hanover Absalom Evans Efy Theodore Brinckman Deceas Thomas Hart Warfeild Berks Ely Jenny Cotton
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