Earl of Carlisle to Lord Lieutenancy sparks Irish protest
London Evening Post reports heated response to appointing the Earl of Carlisle as Lord Lieutenant. Irish sentiment is described as united and defiant against perceived insult to national dignity and female chastity, warning against a government move seen as corruption and subversion of honor.
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Lee Eekb
Yoshe Brinser
The
London Evening Post
Earl of Carlile
Oay
Ireland
Carlisle
Hereford Petition Politics and Enmity at Ludlow
The London Evening Post notes Hereford figures urging Knight for Ludlow vacancy amid patronage disputes. It condemns his shift toward public favor while rivalling factions, and mocks wartime villa politics and patronage in Malpas. Also includes notices on Ewell lettings and Irish Lottery services.
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London
Hereford
Knight
Ludlow
Lord Clive
Cornewall
Earl of Powis
George
Malpas
Saviles
Scearce
Ministers Tax Parishioners For Popish Heads In London
Letter writer complains of ministers and church wardens harassing households to count Papists, recounting a parish near St George the Martyr where officers miscounted 120 residents. He cites a Catholic household with a Protestant servant and notes archbishop influence in Giliog Lane, urging public awareness of priestly activities in 1730 London.
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St. George the Martyr
Batugan
Giliog
Lang House
News from Jamaica and Gibraltar amid Atlantic fleet movements
Postscript reports a Jamaica mail arriving via the Lord Hyde at Falmouth. The fleet for London is to sail soon. The Galega, a Spanish packet from Buenos Aires, arrives at Belfast Lough under Captain Thomas Stringer aboard the Free Trade, with valuables and a large quantity of silver. The Supreme Council of Pennsylvania addresses readers with patriotic exhortations. Reports cover naval actions, parliament politics, theatre notes, coroner’s verdict, and public notices including a lottery scheme and ship movements in the Channel.
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Lord Hyde
Falmouth
London
Thomas Stringer
Free Trade
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Galega
Buenos Ayres
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Pennsylvania
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Cadiz
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France
Spain
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Jenny
Walker
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Kite
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Crawford
Clyde
Inere
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Gooch
Beton
Good Intent
Pearfn
Sunderland
William
Tfey
Dove
Yarmouth
John Crozek
Newsville
Samuel Hood, Bart
Langdale
Watkin Lewes
Drury-lane
Beaumont and Fletcher
Messrs. King and Smith
Leon
Abington
Estifania
Artress
Margaritta
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