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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Oct 11, 1737

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Parisian Plans and Corsican Prospects Raise European Stakes

The London Evening Post reports that France may build a 1800 yard canal from Gravelines to the sea with a 1 million livre budget and several battalions, while Genoa may yield Corsica to French control to ease Mediterranean trade and counter English and Dutch shipping. Talks hint at a French troop plan from Béarn, Beauffigny, Auvergne and Aunis regiments plus Queen and Noailles units, totaling 7,000 to 8,000 men, with Brignole expected to secure powers.

Assur Corsica Chevalier de Brignole Republick of Genoa Republick Bearn Baffigny Auvergne Aunix Noailles Provence France Fuort Mediterranean Genoa Leghorn Levant

Spain Madrid Naples accord to unite Catholic powers

Rome Sept 28 news from Spain reports the Catholic King approved the accommodation between this Court and Madrid and Naples. The next day Cardinal Acquaviva informed the Pope in private and a long conference with Spinelli Corsini Firrau led to signed articles of accommodation and dispensation bulls for marriages among noble families. Cardinal Ciesfueges to surrender Montreale to the Pope for disposition in favor of Car.

Spain Madrid Naples Acquaviva Spinelli Corsini Firrau

Merchants of Cork grant two and a half discount on notes

Dublin reports Cork merchants agreeing to a two and a half discount on outstanding notes. Rioters threaten the Custom-house as Wool raids are described. Lisbon trade is predicted to decline. A marriage, a fatal coach accident, and a murder verdict are noted. An English candidate opposed by locals sparks borough tension. City announces new Lord Mayor and sheriffs. A curious tale claims a man aged 77 wedlock with a 19 year old. Galway reports seizure of wool and rising unrest.

Ireland Dublin Cork Lisbon Dawson Munster Maynard Deceas Kilkenny Newgate William Walker Robert Ross Charles Ruffel Dawson-street Duke of Devonshire Dean Swift Andrew Newton Larabryan Manooth Galway Woolf General Button

Election of Mayor and officers for the ensuing year

Newcastle OG reports that on Monday last the election of mayor and other officers of the corporation was conducted for the year ahead, with the following results and declarations recorded.

Country News Newcastle

Election of Mayor and Officials in Durham City

Gentlemen chosen for city offices include William Carre as Mayor, Jonathan Scribie Sheriff, John Ifac son Recorder, Robert Makepeace Sword bearer, William Peareth Chamber Clerk, Francis Marshall and Richard Easter Coroners. On last Monday George Dale was elected Mayor by a majority of 75 against Alderman Gelfon.

William Carre Jonathan Scribie John Ifacson Robert Makepeace William Peareth Francis Marshall Richard Easter Durham George Dale Gelfon

London Robberies Multiply as Transportation Backfires

In London last week Chelsea Coaches were robbed near the Turnpike with Sir Yelverton Peyton, Bart defending his purse but losing a guinea. A second attack near the Workhouse at Hlington saw Mr Tooke relieved of about four shillings. Observers blame rising robbery on the growth of transportation, with offenders returning to threat prosecutors. Kingston reports the Surrey Quarter Sessions discharged many prisoners, while others remain, and royal festivities marked the Coronation anniversary with fires at the Park and Tower.

London Chelsea Yelverton Peyton Bart Sir Yelverton Mr. Tooke Hlington Holloway Queen’s Head Kingston Surrey St. Margaret’s Hill Prifod Prince and Princess of Wales Carteton House Kew Vienna Khévenhuller Widding

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