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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Nov 15, 1735

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News from Europe War Front Seats Peace Talks Loom

Fragments report Imperial and Spanish actions in Italy near Adige and Mantua. Khevenhuller warns Count Schulembourg against further hostilities while Austrian troops press near Venice. Montemar moves to Carpi to secure Mantua front. Vienna awaits the Austrian Diet opening and potential peace terms. Prussia plans a large forces rise. Russia eyes ambassador appointments. Portugal discussions touch sugar duties and fisheries taxes.

Omt Khevenhuller Arspy Italy Schulembourg Spain Adige Venice Constantinople Thomas’ Kouli-Kan Anid Bathan Bongeyal Naea Cremona Duke de Montemar Carpi Modeneze Mantuan Vienna Austria Sardinia France Hanbourg Copenhagen Courant Petersbourg Russia Czarina

Arrival of Irish noblemen and Roscommon election

In Dublin on November 8 the Right Honorable Lord Sackville and the Earl of Orrey arrived from Cork and took seats in the House of Peers. The election for a Knight of the Shire in County Roscommon concluded with Edward Crofton and Thomas Mabsn declared the winners by the sheriff.

Eevan Dublin John. Sackville Duke of Dorrery William ‘Graham England Earl of ‘Orresy Cork House of Pears Earl of Kildare Earl of Anchiquin Rosconsinon Edward Crofton Thomas “Mabsn

Lodovick Grant Weds Lady Margaret Ogilvie at Cullen

Edinburgh Nov 10 The Hon Lodovick Grant of Grant married the Right Hon Lady Margaret Ogilvie daughter of the Earl of Findlacer at Cullen on Friday. Also Sir James Fergusson Bart passed the usual trials and becomes an Ordinary Lord of Session titled Lord Kilkerran.

Eee Cotland Edinburghi Lodovick Grant Grant Larély Margaret Ogilvie Earl of Findlacer Seafield Cullen James Fergusson Kilkerran London Justice Eyre Bloomsbury Square Ripley House of Commons Buckingham Naples Paris Charles Townshend Court of Dominon-Pleas George Townshend Lincoln’s Inn the Excise Snablin Gloucester-street Hampstead John Kyrwood Letton-Court Hereford James Gray Hampton Ely Hamipton Jane Ellis Fole Hetters fats-John- Ellis Staines Middlésex Weymouth Bart Grosvenor Square St. Cecil Bangor Lumley Martin Lumley Barr James General Wade North Britain Duk of Portland Baker Mordaunt Earl of Peterborough Petio Bridges Thomas Little Comberton Worcester John Williams Fishgard Fishingard Pembroke St. David’s Caleb Parnham Pickworth Butland Peterborough Geo. Wooley Cardigan Wales Rice Gwynn Barnes Coleby Norfolk Sts James’s Church Piccadilly Dudley Sir Matthew Dudley Clopton Northamptonshiré William Dudley Henry Late Earl of Portsmouth Charles Earl of Peterborough Monmouth Towey Bedfordshire

London society notes Royal court ties and marriages

London society column reports widespread marriages and entertainments. Townshend and Snablin wed with celebrations at Hampstead as Hem Saints and nobility attend private audiences. Royal moves include Dover voyage, Wager honor, and new church livings. deaths and returns mark a busy week in Bloomsbury and St James's.

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