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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Nov 11, 1746

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Expanding War Preparations Across Frontiers Amid Continental Moves

Reports from Frankfurt and Paris describe a massing frontier army of 25,000 to 30,000 for the King's service, ongoing assaults on Villa Franca and fortifications around Marseilles, with General Saxe and Marshal Maillebois directing troops. News mentions Italian campaigns, Austrian and Spanish deployments, and possible winter expeditions to Provence and Savoy, plus negotiations at Breda.

É&C Lombardy Nice Villa-Franca Tuscany Charles of Genoa Var Moneh- Toulon Dauphine Savoy Dutchy Maillebois Miarseilles Italy Port-Mahon Vienna Hungary Bohemia Budweis Petersbourg Emees Arcis Antithon de la Noue France Franckfort Diet Semple Berlin Keith Fontainbleau Bretagne Norsbandy the Hague Paris Breda Low Countries Germany Dresden Republick Poland M. de Puysieux Europe Sieur la Noue M. Puyfieux Count Harrach Holland Hague Marshal Noailles Monsieur Saxony Prussia Sweden Spain Turin Tasily Remov Saxe Cardinal Tencix Provence Marquess de Cruffol Marshall Belleisle Biff M. d’Argenton Biffi M. Maillebois London Gazette Cadiz

Marriage and military notices from Dublin and Armagh

In Dublin on Wednesday last William Richard son of Roch Hill Armagh married Miss Muffenden of Belfast. Henry Agar, MP for Gowran Kilkenny, died there last Tuesday. Inverness brought a large French privateer to Kinsale. Promotions follow in Guife's Regiment of Foot with several officers advancing or resigning command.

Ireland Dublin William Richardson Roch-Hill Armagh Muffenden Belfast Henry Agar, Lly Gowran Kilkenny Inverness Kinsale Prince Frederick Caroline Scot Guife Regiment of Foot Wentworth Paton Henry Yeoraaf Hunt and Darenzy Gare Hartelem

Fire destroys Nisber house. death of eminent judge Mr. Graham

Last week the fine House of Mr Bertram of Nisber in Carnwath parish burned to the ground due to a chimney fire. Yesternight about six o clock died suddenly Mr Graham of Aisth, Judge of the High Court of Admiralty and Dean of the Faculty of Advocates, a noted lawyer with long practice.

Scotland Edinburgh Bertram Nisber Carnwath Yesternight Graham Aisth High Court of Admiralty Faculty of Advocates

Queries on Distemper Threat to Horned Cattle in Kingdom

A letter to the AUTHOR urges urgent actions against cattle distemper. It questions rewards payments delays, seeks whether Justices of Peace can enforce Proclamation rules, blames illegal traders called Jobbers for infection, and proposes stopping most fairs and markets for horned cattle to prevent spreading the calamity.

Justices of Peace

Marriage of Anthony Allen and Rebecca Collyer in London

London reports the marriage of Anthony Allen Esq master of the High Court to Rebecca Collyer at St. Brides Fleet Street. After the ceremony they traveled to Ponders End to consummate nuptials. Also noted are obituaries for Rev John Wotton of Morleigh Devonshire and Edward Ford Ely of Chertsey Surrey describing their fortunes and merits.

London Anthony Allen High Court of Chancery St. Bride’s Church Fleet-Street Rebecca Collyer Ponders End Englebourne Devonshire John Wotton Mor

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