London Evening Post 1739: War News From Europe
The issue reports arrivals from France and Belgrade, with Bashaw Tofs executed, Turkish siege actions near Panczova, and naval movements at Madrid, Port-Mahon, and Cronstadt. Vienna and Paris dispatches note battles near Chocznin, Danube safety declines, and diplomatic maneuvering involving Spain, Britain, and France.
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Bashaw Tofs
Danube
Panczova
Madrid
Adiz
Port-Mahon
Admiral Haddock
Spain
Genoa
Rash
Persia
Shach Nadir
Cairou
Sophy
Spahan
O Brian
Cronstadt
Dolgorucky
England
Vienna
St. Elizabeth
St. Francisco
Dragon
Rover Jocelyn Appointed Lord High Chancellor in Ireland
This Day His Majesty’s Letter arrived naming Rover Jocelyn Attorney General to be Lord High Chancellor of the Kingdom and he is expected to be sworn in tomorrow. A few days since Henry Uther wed Mrs. Fanny Waring a young lady of beauty and fortune.
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Marquess de la Mina
Madrid
Keene
Cattres
Paris
Martinico
St. Domingue
Rochefort
Count de Vintimille
Mademoiselle de Mailly
Marquess de Neeile
Spain
Texel
Dunkirk
Utreche
Stockholm
Hambourg
Major Sinclair
Constantinople
Senate of
Sweden
France
Amsterdam
Rotterdam
Ulefeldt
Hague
Vienna
The
Ostend
Nieupur
Great Britain
Holland
Luxinbourg
Toits
Dublin
Rover
Jocelyn
Efy
Henry Uther
Fanny Waring
Scotland death report from Perth area causes concern
Edinburgh dispatch reports Jaf Week died after a short illness in Perth area. Lilac and Miss Chiffing are mentioned in the crowded note, with inquiries into the circumstances surrounding the death and its quick progression.
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Edinburgh
Perth
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London
Belgrade
Ireland
Scotland