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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Oct 22, 1737

Page

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News from Holland and European affairs in brief

Yesterday arrived the mail from Holland. The king of France remitted 1 500 000 livres to indemnify the city for siege damage and sent another 750 000 livres for the same purpose. Reports say the Emperor plans to crown the Great Dutchess of Tuscany Queen of Hungary next year after a Diet at Presbourg. The Great Duke prepares gifts while the Dutchess is said to be pregnant, possibly delaying her journey to Tuscany. News from Hungary notes Count de Seckendorff encamped near Zokal with troops awaiting Saxon forces. Lobkowitz in Transylvania to bolster the Emperor. Gentry volunteers join the war effort and offer to fund further incursions against the Turks. Confirmed union between Gaunt de Bernes and the Turks. Bradstreet attended from Carpenters Hall as polls closed with Alderman Pearson leading.

France Vienna Tuscany Hungary Presbourg Madrid Count de Fuenclara Spain Count de Seckendorff Zokal Gaunt de Bernes

Irish Elections Record In Dublin and Borough Seats

Ireland news notes several MPs elected or chosen for Dublin and nearby boroughs. Ian Taylor is elected MP for Trim in place of the late Sir Thomas Taylor. William Richardson wins for Somerseat in Derry and Loftus Hume for Bannow. In Dublin elections at Stationers Hall Alderman Pearson and peers gather amid ceremony and debate.

Dublin Price Goodwin Kilmore Ian Taylor Trim Thomas Taylor William Richardson Somerseat Bannow Tholfel French Deceas Nathaniel Peasson Simon Bradstreet Pearson Stationers Hall

Reverend Gard appointed to Ashwater living in Devon

In Exeter dated October 13 the Rev John Gard rector of Virginstow is presented to the living of Ashwater following the death of the late incumbent Muchale. His Oriental language learning gains him esteem from his patron who also presents William Brown to Bradford. Thornbury patronage grants Jones the living. Norwich, OG. 22.

Country News Exeter John Gard Virginstow Ashwater Muchale Gard William Brown Bradford Thornbury Jones Norwich St. Giles’s Gates Canterbury Thomas Newsham Westgate

Legitimacy Determined in Canterbury Court for George Richards

The Prerogative Court of Canterbury heard the case on the legitimacy of George Richards and determined he is legitimate. He was admitted and sworn administrator of his late father George Richards of Longbredy Dorser as son and only child, confirming two prior Westminster Hall trials.

London Canterbury George Richards Longbredy Dorser Ey Deceas Bar Westminster Hall

Last Week News Roundup from Cheshire and London

Notices from Namptwich Cheshire report the death of Mrs Wilbraham wife of Roger Wilbraham Esq and daughter of Sir Thomas Brooke Bart portraying her as humane charitable and virtuous. Letters from Boulogne mention a famed counsellor Justice seen in France accused of vanity and dishonesty. Changes at Richmond Herald and Bramsfield rectory are announced. Duke of Cumberland hunts at Merrow Downs and Dutchess of Buckingham is ill at Bath. Court sessions open at Westminster Hall with recognizances. Captain John Grover of the Canary Service dies in London. Mr Clavey a Blackwell Hall factor dies. A 70-year-old man confined for assassination plot against King William III set to move to the King’s Bench. Smuggling seizure at Easthourne with 17 cwt tea and 16 half-anchors of brandy. The Crawley Clarke rumor and the Haze Thompson from Jamaica noted with conflicting accounts.

Namptwich Chehire Wilbraham Roger Wilbraham Thomas Brooke Norton Cheshire Bart Richard Boulogne France Justice Charles Whinyates Richmond-Herald Samuel Lane Chiswick Charles Clarke Bramsfield Suffolk Norwich Duke of Cumberland Hampton-Court Merrow-Downs Guildford Duke of Richmond Dutchess of Buckingham Bath Westminster Hall Iggar St. Saviour’s Mill-Stairs Rotherhith John Grover Canary Service Billingsgate Clavey Blackwell-Hall Newgate-street Robert Blackburn Newgate William III King’s Bench Southwark Chambers Bernardi Meldram Caffils Newate Zuesday Bailey Mortimer Hurd Easthourn Susséx Crawley Clarke New York Havannah Thompson Liverpool Jamaica

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Holland Danizick Bradstreet Carpenters Hall Alderman Pearson Ware Court Ireland
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