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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Oct 16, 1735

Page

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Siege preparations and court notes from Europe

The dispatches recount ongoing siege prep at Asaph under Marshal Count de Munich, troop movements toward Ukraine, and royal entertainments in Poland. Reports from Vienna detail peace negotiations advancing toward Aix-la-Chapelle, with military maneuvers by Belle-Isle and Seckendorff, bridge building over the Moselle, and fortifications at Traarbach and Trier as winter campaigns unfold.

Asaph Count de Munich Cafag Astracan Voronitz Egnalow Ukrain Poland Czarina Konigberg Stanislaus Myner Inski Langlois Holein Duke of Holsein Glaubitz Katies Woldow Vienna Mn Robinson Great Britain Londom Aix-la-Chapelle Germmata Hungary Saxe-Hildbourghausen Hesse-d’Armstadt Mantua Camy Wendel Count de Belle Kefferfigwesen Raobos Bourbonois Brendle Diefback Marshal de Coigny Ogaertheim Count of Mentz Hurfel Stumbentur Moselle Traarbach Berncastel Berick Budelick Neustads Stockpixe Keifferslautern Oguersheim Wiffeshbourg Houthold Haguenau Minfelott Grand Army Bergen Rhinau Sinmerin Bingen Bretzenheim Creutznach Kirnbach Theas Simmeren Europe Rowe Cone de Belle-Iite Seckendorff Coblentz Gown Berncaffel Imas Mosélle Mont-Royal Count de St. Maximin S*he Roover Se. Maximin Fontainbleau Marquess de Bonas-Gondrin Lievenant

London Merits and Trials in an 18th Century Notice

London items report last night’s deaths including Mrs. Fowler widow of Abraham Fowler banker. Bench at Hicks's Hall orders session levying trophy money for Middlesex officers while marching bands unsure. A St Martins constable faces charges. Old Bailey trials include Mechlin the player over Hallam death and other capital cases with several executions.

London St. Martin’s Mechlin Serjeant Hawkins Filmer Bootle Hallam Drury-lane House Serjeant Valin Lee Andrews Hyde Park Mr. Andrews Reath Elias William Blackwell Panck Diathag Yates

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