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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Nov 07, 1738

Page

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Marriage News From London Society and Town Chat

Commodore Matthews weds Mrs Fuller at Queen Square Chapel in London and Sir Robert Alten courted by a Dashwood sister. highlights include royal entertainments, local rejoicings, statuary plans for Cambridge Trinity College, and multiple obituaries and court notices from The London Evening Post.

London Matthews Chathalm Queen- Square Chapel Fuller Red-Lion- Square Robert Alten Bart Francis Dashwood Jast Rome Willoughby de Broke Stoke Windsor Flintshire John Glynne Henry Conway Ely John Conway Boaddrydden Kenelm Digby Theobald’s Park Enfield Lindsey Belov Gloucester-street Edward Lindsey St. George’s Church Ocober Percival Hart Lullingstone Kent Henry Hart Bath Charles the Henry Thomas Dyke Horeham Sussex Norwich St. James’s the Prince of Wales Don Geraldine Duke of Newcastle Holland Admiralty Tts King George the Surrey Ryfbrack Holles Robert Jeggon Kelvedon Essex St. Paul Covent-Garden Aspin Fering Court of King’s Bench John Dormer Fortescue Aland Dormer Cambricks Robert Smith Cambridge Royal Society

Paris Mail Reports a Narrow Duke’s Son Injury and Espinay Shooting

Yesterday’s Paris dispatch notes Count Folinski, son of the Duke, fell from a window while reading and recovered after bloodletting. From Caen country, Marquess d Espinay hunting party member shot by his own servant mistaken for a bear. Grand Council to meet at Fontainebleau on important affairs tomorrow.

Offolinski Caux d’Espinay Fontainebleau

Murders by Water Draw Well

In Leith, a woman drawing water from a draw well found a young infant in a bucket, an event marked by public derision and calls for an infant hospital. Reports from Newcastle and the Borders note cattle prices dropping as drovers abandon Crieff sales of 30,000 head.

Scotland Edinburgh Leith Newcastle Borders Crieff

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