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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Nov 28, 1734

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Secret Proposals and Holy Alliances As War Looms

Hague December dispatches reveal no French reply to Britain’s new proposals amid Emperor’s firm stance to honor treaties. Europe braces for continued conflict with 30 million florins raised, Prussia possibly aiding France, and a Russian army projected for Italy. Letters from Paris and Vienna note ongoing strategic shifts and power plays as political leaders weigh pacific aims against force. Sir Bazil Dixwell and Sir Thomas Hales escort her Highness during her harbor departure.

France Spain Vienna Prussia Bavaria Cologn Palatine Bergues Juliers Italy Kingdom of Naples Poland Russia Augustus Warsaw Paris Vendorme

Princess of Orange Sails from Dover to Calais

Dover reports Her Royal Highness the Princess of Orange boarded the Fubbs Yatcht around eleven in the night and lay aboard. This morning she sailed from the harbour for Calais with a fine breeze and fair weather. It is expected she will land before night.

Dover Prugess of Orange Calais Sutton Sfand Guernsey Foot Newark Upon Trent Nottinghamshire Lord Harrington Eton College Princess of Orange Collier Esteeim Prince of Orange Furns Flanders Holland Poland Eletters Saxony Augustus King Baron Lous Jermyn-street St. James’s Christian VI Denmark Pall-Mall Viscount Lonsdale Robert Jenkins Westbere Kent Canterbury Ainsworth St. Alban’s Windsor Prince Covent- Garden Deceas Admiralty James Peacock Ralph Gouling Brown Langtith Petersfield Hants F. R.S College of Physicians Louis Hays Turkey South Sea Company la Vera Cruza Court of Common Council Chamberlain Pitt

Election at St Peter's Cornhill selects Middleton

At Guildhall Court of Common Council the election for Lettor of St Peter's Cornhill, void by the Bishop’s death, narrows to Rev Dr Middleton and Rev Mr Boswell. Middleton wins by a large majority and thanks the court, pledging to promote religion, the king’s interest, and the city’s welfare.

Guildhall St. Peter’s Cornhill Carlisle Deceas Middleton Boswell Jesus Christ

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