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London Evening Post in London, Middlesex

03 Oct 1741

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London Evening Post

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London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Oct 03, 1741

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Prince of Hesse-Hombourg Leads 12000 Ruffian Troops In Region

The London dispatch notes the arrival of the Prince of Hesse-Hombourg from Peterburg who commands about 12,000 Ruffian troops near the area after 14,000 earlier, two drafted to reinforce Ivanograd. A fort at the Nerva river mouth houses 600 men as Swedish activity and naval moves are reported, with mixed outcomes in the ongoing conflict.

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Hesse-Hombourg Peterbourg Ivanograd Nerva Stockholm Willman Strand Wrangel Lacy Fredericksham Willmanstrand Count Waffenbourg Grypenhielm Wildebrand Brandenbourg Lewenhaupt Finland Uranhi Abo Lintz Eleftor Bavaria Ebersberg Traan Berlin Prussia Hungary Lower Silesia Neifs Brackek Dresden Courland Ford Hindford Silehias Prufita Watt Satz
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Dutch Ship Seized in Cork for Tea Run and Local Robberies

Cork reports a Dutch ship seized for tea trade while Royal Regiment captains draw lots for West Indies postings. Irish towns Naas and Wicklow recount robberies with fatalities, and Dublin notes Richard Mountenaty sworn as Exchequer Baron amid obituaries. Sir Edward Bayly dies at Tenny-Park after long service, leaving an estate of 7000 a year to Sir Nicholas Bayly.

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Ireland Cork Royal Regiment West Indies Lewis Grant John Ramsay George Innes James Forredter Cape John Shaw Robert Ginn James Roddam Claud Frazie Naas Patrick Fletting Derby Patrick Tully Derby Tracy Stookeen Loughrén Dowing Muney Dublin Richard Mountenaty Edward Bayly Lewis Bayly Bangor Charles Edward Galway Aran Nicholas Bayly Bury
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