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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Oct 14, 1738

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Adventurer Baron Neuhoff News From Bastia And Porto Vecchio

Letters from Bastia dated 27th last month report Baron Neuhoff arrived near Porto Vecchio with attacks on the town failed by heavy galley fire. The Count de Boisfieux circulates warnings to island communities to reject his proposals under royal displeasure. The public doubts foreign help, suspecting Amsterdam Jews aim to profit from oil. Cardinal de Fleury remains at Issy in good health as his visits continue.

Genoa Bastia Baron Neuhoff Senate Se Maii Porto-Vecchio Gulf Marquess de Mari Count de Boisfieux Matcers Republick M. Brignole Amsterdam Cardinal de Fleury

Irish obituaries and local deaths reported in Dublin

On Saturday morning Mrs. Morgan wife of Marcus Anthony Morgan of Stephen's Green died. Capt Aubigny Parker of Longford died last Sunday. Mrs Belcher wife of James Belcher of the Secretary's Office at the Castle died of asthma and lung inflammation. A Roscrea corporal who tried to stop Lieutenant Hume was stabbed and died. Yesterday Dr Henry Cope scare physician chosen Professor of Physick at our University in place of Dr Richard Helfham deceased.

Irelan Dublin Morgan Marcus Anthony Morgan Stephen’s Green Aubigny Parker Longford Belcher James Belcher Roscrea Hume

Weather Destroys Corn Crops Across Scotland

From Edinburgh reports indicate heavy rains and storms have ruined large quantities of corn, causing extensive damage to farmers as weather worsens in the region.

Scotland Edinburgh

Disturbances in Kingswood Colliers Reach Bristol

Reports describe coal miners in Kingswood rising over wage disputes, looting and destroying property as they block coal deliveries to Bristol. Clashes occur in Totterdown and Buffleton with violence, intimidation, and extortion of money and goods from villagers, waggons, and coaches.

Bristol Castle-Gate Lawford’s Roger Purnel London London Road Jos. Whitehead Forest of Dean Kingswood Lawford Gloucester

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