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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Nov 15, 1740

Page

2

High Court Grants Bail for Sir Robert Monro and Brother

In Edinburgh a Saturday bail hearing, after a lengthy debate dominated by lawyers on both sides, admitted Sir Robert Monro and his brother to bail for the Right Hen. Lord Lovat and other distinguished individuals became their sureties.

Edinburgh High Court of Justiciary Robert Monro Lord Lovat

Capture and sinking of Spanish prize by Capt Jones

In Chales-Lown August 2, Capt Jones seized a large Sloop with a rich silver cargo but the Spaniards burned the money and sailed off with sugar and tallow. A Spanish warship pursued them near Havana. Jones also sent in a second prize containing salt and jars of wine.

Chales-Lown Jones Havanna

Admiral Vernons Birthday Celebration Noted In Isfwich

Isfwich observes Admiral Vernons Birthday with a town wide subscription. Bells ringed at dawn, colors on steeples, ships on the river, cannons fired at morning and noon, a public dinner, royal toasts, and evening illuminations. A ball is postponed to the following Wednesday to avoid conflicting events.

Isfwich Admiral Vernon Prince and Princess of Wales

Birth-Day Honors For Admiral Vernon In Havant And Town News

Reports from Havant Hampshire describe public celebrations of Admiral Vernon’s Birthday including morning bell ringing, flag displays on the Tower, bonfires, fireworks, and toasts to the King, Prince of Wales, and Vernon’s military deeds. Nearby Sarum notes similar events with illuminations, music, and royal toasts. The column also records a judiciary ruling in Dormer v Fortescue granting about 1500 pounds yearly to Dormer, obituaries, local thefts, ship launches, conscription notices, and various public notices.

London Havant Hampshire Admiral Vernon David Bartrett Prince of Wales Duke of Argyle Lord Chesterfield Pulteney Shippen Sarum Alderman James Cafe Prince and Princess of Wales Vernon His Majesty’s Court of King’s Bench John Dormer Esg John Fortescue Aland Knt His Majesty’s Court of Common Pleas Katherine Donner John Parkhurt Elly George Martin Catherine Phillips Foster Col Cholmondeley Col. Pawlet Mordaunt Dolloway Dragoons James Cavendish Edward Simpson University of Cambridge Hubbard Edward Mansell Trimfaran Carmarthenshire Hereford Miss Bayly Thomas Bayly Miss Langdon Edward Mandell Watford Bishopsgate-street Lee Hackney Tottenham High- Cross Middlesex Charles Cofar Upper Moorfields Yellowly Company of Cutlers Upper Grosvenor Street Nevil Lord Abergavenny Barge-Yard Bucklersbury Josiah Lucas Exchange Alley East India Company Backwell Northampton Lascells York Admiralty Prince of Orange Peddie Somersetshire England

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