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15 Oct 1734

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London Evening Post

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London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

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Oct 15, 1734

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Continental News Roundup Reflects Shifting Alliances and Battles

Sept. 19 dispatches report King’s taming by multiple powers, Vienna talks, and Brazil diamond policy. Italian and Baltic fronts show German and Imperial maneuvering, with Ancona free-port protests and Mirandola siege efforts. News from Stockholm, Copenhagen, Danzick, and The Hague describe diplomatic pressure, troop movements, and court intrigues shaping the wider conflict.

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Vienna Don Emanuel Portugal Brazil Rome Castle Angelo Zalutki Stanislaus Lyons Duke de St. Aigran Ancona Italiz Cinfuegos Signor Ratti Ammunizios Mirandola Stockholm Riga Pewcearn Count de Catteja de la Motte Munich Mantua de Konigsegg Prince of Hesse-Darmstadt Sardinia Secchia Copenhagen Cronstadt Brett Dantzick Count de Munich Lubras Petersbourg Fort Wechfelmunde Italy Ratisbon Eugene Carinthia Saltzbourg Cologn Godesberg Count de Seckendorf Rai Hague Holland Piri Francfort Dux Great Britain France Spain Netherlands Poniatowski Czartorinski Augustus Stantilius Warsaw Paris Vis Fontainbleau Konigsegg Cafe ’T
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Death misreported as thief bishop tale stirs Dublin

In Dublin Samuel Thompson the shoemaker was jailed for blasphemy after being mistaken for the church desecrator blamed for robbing churches. The clue emerged when he bought crimson velvet to tailor two pairs of breeches and failed to pay, leading to a prior accusation and a sworn affidavit that uncovered his identity. The velvet is said to have belonged to St Nicholas's Wishgut.

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Dublin Dean Wetherby Samuel Thompson Newgate Aneround Taylor Thompson St. Nicholas’s. Wishgut
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