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27 Oct 1744

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London Evening Post

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London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Oct 27, 1744

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News from the Ottoman and European theatres of war

Reports from Nuremberg Copenhagen and Amsterdam recount Ottoman triumphs near Kars with heavy losses on both sides and a potential Shah Nadir siege of the Seraskier camp. Dispatches from Prague and Lorrain describe brave acts by Captain Lentulus and court receptions for diplomats. Updates from Madrid Carthagena and Piedmont outline naval releases and siege conclusions, while Fribourg and Hanover news signal ongoing campaigns and winter quarters arrangements.

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Seraglio Shah Thomas Kars Xsetire Shah Nadir Achmet Bashan Diarbeck Saraglio Nuremberg Prague Lentulus Deceas Paleiri Pruffia Hungary Gridin Count de Wetzel Count de St. Severin Arragon France Baron Wallenrodt Prussia League of Francfort Copenhagen Titley Great Britain Electorate of Hanover Europe Prince Charles of Lorrain Veterzan Chlumnetz Sazawa Collowrath Tabor Duke of Saxe Weiffenfels Prince Charles Baron Trench Budweis Ratisbon Charles of Lorrain Frauenberg Fribourg Amsterdam Madrid Carthagena Flague Count de Chayenne Sardinia Ion Coni Piedmont Baron Leutrum Don Philip Prince of Conti Marquess de la Mina Savoy Nice Provence Dauphine Dement Chateau Dauphin Prince of Dauhine Paris Assur Fribourgistan Elcorate Hanover Naples
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Deaths and appointments in Dublin notices

Ireland. Dublin. Last week died the Rev Mr Buchanan minister of Navan. Living, we hear, is in the gift of the Crown. Yesterday morning died William Burgh Esquire, formerly Comptroller General. George Woolfenden, Gent. an attorney of the King's Bench, is appointed Clerk of the Errors of the Court of Exchequer, vacancy caused by the death of Samuel White, Gent.

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Ireland Dublin Buchanan Navan William Burgh George Wollaftent King’s Bench Court of Exchequer Samuel White
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Death of Sir John Ramsay Bart of Whitehul

Edinburgh reports the death of Sir John Ramsay Bart of Whitehul aged gent of fine parts lamented by Montrose magistrates Aberdeen vessel. An express to Edinburgh Provosts notes a French privateer of about 50 tons seen off Montrose on the 19th instant chased the mouth of the river and captured a small vessel owned by Aberdeen.

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Scotland Edinburgh John Ramsay Whitehul Montrose Aberbrothock Dundee Aberdeen Alexander Thompson
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Newcastle Gossip and Privateer Losses at Woodbridge

Abroad reports detail a French lugger privateer off Woodbridge capturing a Wheatsheaf and another privateer seizing a corn laden ship near Harwich. In Bishop’s Castle, Levison Gower’s son was welcomed home with music bells and cheers as he declared candidacy for MP. John Jermy of Great Yarmouth died, leaving a son and multiple marriages in a diverse family.

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Country News Eewcastle Ridley White By Hill Woodbridge Boyett Harwichy Bishop’s Castle Salopy Lord Gower Levison Sir- Watkin - Williams Wynne Blue Hunt Shrewsbury Sydham’s. Heath John Walcot Walcot Richard“Oakeley Oakeley Parliagment Marquess of Carrnarvon Duke of Chandos Norwich John Jermy tate-Recorder Great Yarmouth Mary Samuel Fuller Ely Zdly Starkey Pulsham Ydly Benjamin Wrench William Jermy Elizabeth William Lord Richardson
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Anniversary of the King Birth Day Marks Royal Festivities

London notes celebrate the monarch’s birthday with bells and park gun salutes. A reported marriage treaty links John Martin of Chislehurst and Miss Betty Young of Midhurst. Henry Marshall becomes Lord Mayor of the city amid ceremonial oaths. Oliver Beard elected Receiver-General of the Land-Tax for part of Devon.

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St. James’s John Martin Chislehurst Kent Esy Betty Young Midhurst Sussex Huntingdon Richard Barton Cornwall Washingley Henry Marshall Westminster Exchequer Black-fryars Guildhall Treasury Oliver Beard County of Devon George Osmond
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