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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Oct 13, 1733

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The London Evening-Post Boycott by Post Office Clerks

The Clerks of the Roads in the Post Office have orders not to send The London Evening-Post to country customers. The paper claims broad support for opposing the late Excise Scheme and vows to continue pursuing the true interests of the country. Gentlemen will have the paper delivered by friends or another means, avoiding a court paper.

London Evening-Post Arthur Deal Furnese Henry Furnese Dover Romney Sir Henry Norwich Sir Edmund Bacon Twico William Wodehouse Knights of the Shire County of Norfolk Hingham Jay Sir Edmund Bacon, Bart

Paris News From Strasbourg Reports Rhine Siege Progress

Paris advices note troops reviewed on the Rhine, 80,000 men cross the river with artillery, Berwick's detachment besieges Kehl, and Villars with Chatelois Clermont and Carignan prepare for Italy. Muscovy and Warsaw news mention Tartars and a royal accession. Edinburgh obituaries and county election excitement in Farnham and Norwich reveal political street demonstrations and voter pressure.

Strasbourg Rhine Zoop Pass Duke of Berwick Duke de Noailles Rafffs de Puineguere Kehl Marshal de Villars Italy Count de Chatelois Count de Clermont Carignan Dantzick Warsaw Muscovy Porte Vienna Stanislaus

Fire at Duke of Devonshire House in Piccadilly

London report says a morning blaze in a garret of the Duke of Devonshire’s residence spread to Noon but most valuable items including pictures curiosities and library were saved. Also notes two court appointments involving Lady Herbert and M Duncan and the Prince of Orange timeline.

Duke of Devonshire Piccadilly Alsvell Henry Lord Herbert of Cherbury Viscount Lymington Princess Royal Halland M. Duncan Prince of Orange Great Britain Scotland Hampton Court

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