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London Evening Post in London, Middlesex

24 Oct 1752

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London Evening Post

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London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

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Oct 24, 1752

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Regrettable Fire and Muted War News From Europe

Letters from Genoa report Corsican tensions as Grimaldi burns corn and seizes cattle, while Curray plans a new Regulation. Paris items note royal changes, smallpox in a Dauphine, and naval disasters of an East India Company ship off Brazil. A political treatise extols virtuous statesmanship and condemns ministers in the Spain war, ending with Welsh fair reports and stable pursuit of horse racing decorum.

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Genoa Curray Grimaldi Republic Vaujours Madam de Pompadour Madam de Montespan Lewis XIV Paris Dauphin Duke of Burgundy Trichenapali Pondicherry East India Company Brazil Portugal Lisbon Golconda Morin Sieur de la Touche Nazerfingue Spain England Great Britain Presenc West Indies America Vernon Porto Bello Europe Edward Henry Mars Minerva Dettingen Coalition
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Oldest Resident Lydia Smith Dies at 110 in Newcastle

In Newcastle on Tuesday night Mrs Lydia Smith died at 110, born in All Saints Parish and a long-time resident of Middle Street. She reportedly was the oldest person in town or nearby counties. The week also saw Bishop Auckland races, with William Fenwick’s Chesnut Horse Slow Willy Steenson and Charles Turner’s Bay Gelding Slow Willy winning prizes.

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Country News Newcastle Lydia Smith All Saints Parish Bishop Auckland William Fenwick S. Chesnut Bywell Bywell Jom Charles Turner Efgr Willy Steenson
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