London Evening-Post Rump 1733 Foreign News Policy
The London Evening-Post announces orders to stop sending the paper to country subscribers from October 16 to October 18 1733. It defends the paper for opposing the excise scheme and political measures, urging readers to obtain copies by other means. The editors claim public approval and pledge to continue pursuing the country’s true interest despite suppression.
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War News From Europe and Poland Election Event
Reports from Dresden and Konigsbourg detail key military moves across Europe. Turín mails urge Count Philippi to return. Polish election debates surface with Lubomirski pressing legality. Ruffians seize Warsaw while Prussia fears Poles may seek shelter elsewhere. Paris notes massive naval buildup and a possible Papal acknowledgment of Stanislaus as King of Poland.
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Holland
Ténna
Philippi
Turin
Spain
France
Sardinia
Sicily
Pilsen
Swabia
Duke of
Lorrain
Dresden
Mezradt
Poland
Lubomirski
Cracovir
Strnislaus
D. Huis
Cracovia
Collec
Rex Augustus Tertius
Catavia
Linowski
Konigsbourg
Kingdom of
Prussia
Berlin
Dantzick
Vistula
Warsaw
Larci
Czartorinsk
Paris
Stanislaus
Rhine
Speaker to be Hon Henry Boyle chosen for Cork
Ireland news notes the House of Commons elects Henry Boyle as speaker, with the Duke of Dorset approving in the Lords. The speech praises unity, calls for frugal revenue, outlines plans to curb fraud, and mentions the Princess Royal and Prince of Orange marriage. Also reports Westminster infirmary appointments and the Earl of Selkirk’s court visit and the improving Earl of Orkney at Bath.
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Ireland
Dublin
Duke of Dorset
House of Peers
House of Commons
Henry Boyle
Cork
House of Lords
Princess Royal
Prince of Orange
Willliam
Selicitous
Asell
London
Westminster
Stuart
Wafey
Wigan
Cotes
Earl of Selkirk
Scotland
Earl of Orkney
Bath