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London Evening Post in London, Middlesex

17 Nov 1741

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London Evening Post

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London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

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Nov 17, 1741

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News from Europe and Asia in Nov. Gazette

A compilation from Petersbourg to Constantinople reports multiple fronts. Persia's Shah marches on rebels while seeking European officers. Bavarian camp events include Tavannes’s capture. Stockholm notes Finnish embarkations. Swedes menace Baltic trade. France and England face naval tension. Other items include Vienna’s rumors on Temeswar and Polignac’s death.

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Sophi Daghestan Schah Persia Neumarck Count de Tavannes Bavaria Danube Stockholm Finland Lewenhaupt Softierna Petersbourg Frating Moravia Neuperg Duke of Tuscany Prince Charles of Lorrain Prince Lobkowitz Vienna Amelia Lower Austria Hussars Trenck Bannat Temeswar
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Birth Day honors and royal notices across Gloucester and London

Gloucester marks Admiral Vernon's birthday with public demonstrations. From Wotton-Underedge to Severn districts also celebrate. In York Mrs. Jorden, wife of Colonel Jorden, noted for her beauty and virtue. London reports pamphlets on Britain’s political state and naval affairs. Bonfires, illuminations, and a grand concert accompany Admiral Vernon’s birthday observances in Liverpool. An Extraordinary Herald from Findon Place is created, and Capt. Blackburn, linked to the 1696 plot, dies in King's Bench rules.

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Gloucester Admiral Vernon Wotton-Underedge Dursley Slimbridge Upton Upon Severn York London Great Britain Praiice Liverpool BirtheDay Barron Rio de Janeiro Windsor Jamaica Cheale Findon Place Sussex Arundel Norroy King’s Bench Blackburn Newpare William
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