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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Oct 14, 1758

Page

2

Fire Devours Several Shops and Dwellings in Alderman's Walk

The blaze destroyed a Cooper's workshop, a Chandler's shop, two lodgings, and three stables near Bishopsgate Street. Firefighters saved horses. one fireman injured. Widespread damage but no deaths. London Gazette reports St John Island accounts and Quebec supply, plus a list of bankrupts William Holland John Smith Abraham Price Thomas Chatteris.

Wormwood-street Bishopsgate-street Gardner King’s Arms Alderman’s Walk Bishopsgate Broadtreet London Gazette Whitehall Boscawen Pitt Louisbourg Island of St. John Point le Prince N. E St. Peters North Point West North River Lord Rollo Quebec Europe Nova Scotia Rollo S. William Holland Lincoln’s Inn Middlesex Chapman John Smith Manchester Abraham Price St. Margaret Westminster Thomas Chatteris Oundle Northampton

Estate lands to be sold in the Kingdom of Great Britain

Proposals will be received for the sale of two final farms in the parish of Iangentroc Langanthely in the County of Ralnor formerly part of Bishop Hartstounge estate. Bidders include Sir Henry Hertstounge in Limerick Edmund Sexton Perry in Dublin and Mr Thomas Walter at Lyfford near Farringdon.

Trewern Wayvill Derew Kinghtow Iangentroc Langanthely

Mail from Holland reports Turko-Russian clashes and sieges

The latest letters from Constantinople and nearby ports describe a torn regional situation. Rebel forces drive out the Cham with the Grand Signor promising aid and ordering troops to restore the ruler. Plague ravages Pera and Galata as Aly Pacha dies and Mahmed Pacha rises. News from Malta and Petersburgh covers the Russian and Ottoman stages, plus Prussian fortunes in Saxony and Bohemia as major powers maneuver for advantage.

Tartary Porte Gallipoly Bender Rhodes Aly Pacha Chutaya Mahemed Pacha Hussein Aga Arfa Pera Galata Florence Malta Emanuel de Pinto Order of St. John of Jerusalem Tencin Petersbourg Constantinople Cuftrim Count Schwaloff Demicow Vienna Versailles Stockholm Dresden Vistula Prussia Berlin Dantzick Petersburgh Wolkowky Russia Republick Poland Landsberg Brown Fermor Warsaw Prince Charles Courland Maria Daun Stolpen

Port News and Militia Petition From The Era

Port notices describe ships like Revenge Chatham Centaur and Stirling Castle sailing or remaining in the Downs with several outward bound vessels to Jamaica Oporto and Louisbourg. A London petition from county women seeks militia enrollment arguing capability to train defend and resist French forces while noting monthly summer drill days and claimed compensation in clothing after three years.

Kennings Gibraltar Ranger Jemmison St. Kit’s Santane Portsmouth Stirling Castle Gauderer Downs Revenge Chatham Mary Wright Louisbourg Deal Woige Stockholm London Sheweth

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