London Evening Post halts post to country readers October 1733
The London Evening Post reports orders from post office clerks to stop sending the paper to country customers from October 27 to 30 1733. It notes the move follows letters against the Grievous Scheme and the reception of opposing Parliament members. It thanks certain nobles and MPs for liberty and states replacements through booksellers or the printer.
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Mails from France and Flanders Stir European Moves
Vienna reports Daun orders part of the army from Pilsen to hasten into Italy as Mercy is dispatched with extraordinary command. Voltaire’s verses on Stanislaus’s election circulate. Dublin notes MPs returning and a marriage in St Peter’s Church. London recounts deaths of Sir Joan Stapylton and election preparations, Essex and Kent political meetings, and court notices ahead of Orange nuptials.
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France
Flanders
Vienna
Count Daun
Milan
Pilsen
Italy
Mercy
Hague
Monsieur Voltaire
Stanislaus
Nord
la Pologne
de la France
Ireland
Dublin
Philip Doyne
Borough of
Featherd
George Haughton
William Cooper
High Court of Chancery
Hillsborough
Francis Stoyte
St. Peter’s Church
Killala
Francis Hamilton
Earl of
London
York
Joan Stapylton
Myton, Bart
West Riding
Aberforth
Anne
Sandys
Scroby
Nottingham
Miles Stapleton
John
Yorkshire
Knights of the Garter
Edward III
Burroughbridge
County of
John Stapylton
Chelmsford
Essex
Robert Abdy
Earl of Suffolk
Henry Maynard
Thomas Brampston
Houblon
Honywood
Lewes
Garland
Sergiffon
Star
Colchester
Capt. Martin
Revon
Excise
Kent
Lord Vane
Sir Edward Dering
Swan Tavern
Cornhill
Sir Edward
Liverpool
Westminster
Inglish
Prince of Orange
Montain
Countess of Burlington
Chiswick
Douglass
Madamoisille Salley
Mont Mortaire
Covent Garden
Samuel Patrick
Hedricts
Mérland
St. Paul’s School
Wheaily
St. Paul’s
Moyes
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