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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Nov 17, 1733
Page
1
Lord Gairlis by Lad Fans Keith is noted as a tribute to the late Earl Marshal. The piece honors the memories and lineage of a noble household with a focus on kinship and historical ties.
Paris reports from Dantzick and Berlin detail the Marquis de Fenelon negotiating a Neutrality Treaty for the Austrian Low Countries, with Dutch States approving and dispatching ratification. Observers note King Stanislaus’s factions growing, Saxony’s uneasy stance, and Russian military movements as Poland's affairs intensify.
In Edinburgh on November 1 to 3, the Earl of Raseberry was delivered at the Castle of Edinburgh where he awaits for his good behaviour. The same day the Hon. Master Ter. Stuart, son of the Right Hon., died of smallpox at Dalkeith.
Letters from Harwich report 200 deserters landed from Holland to escape French service before Kehl. Coventry bells rung for nuptials of Orange and Princess Royal. Procession to St Marys Hall with orange cockades and silver wire insignia. Thomas Bird claims John Bird disqualified as county candidate. beer served to workers. Revelry ends at Ea with wine flowing. note promises more details if events occur.
London report states the Dutchess of Ormond widow of the late Duke died at her Pall Mall residence. She was the eldest daughter of Henry, Duke of Beaufort, and related to the Earl of Essex and Henry Seymour. Also notes Sir Harper’s release on recognizance after habeas corpus proceedings and Prince of Orange improvements. Mentions Charles Bowles’s honorary appointment and an incendiary letter found at Lutthas Waites Farrant’s house.
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