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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Sep 11, 1744

Page

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Prussia Marches Troops After Berlin News

Dispatches from Moscow to Aug show Baron Neuhauss and Count Bertucheff discussing Prussian aims to mobilize an army as a guarantee of traditions within the Holy Roman Empire. Reports note marches into Bohemia and Moravia and calls for Empress to take sides, with counter moves by Vienna and Count de Rosenberg amid Italian theater actions and Hungarian concerns.

Matdefeldt Prussia Berlin Beftucheff-Rumin Bohemia Moravia Bertucheff Neuhauss Francfort Pruffing Asto &T House of Austria Hungary Count de Rosenberg Chamberry Coni Demont Servite Ittora Sardinia Leutrum Rome Count de Gage Lobkowitz Poland Begborn Genoeze Prid Lombandy Lombardy Bashaw Dalmatiky

Appointment of John Blakeney as Galway Dragoons colonel

Their Excellencies the Lords Justices appoint John Blakeney Esquire Colonel of a Regiment of Militia Dragoons in Galway, in place of the late Edward Qormsby. On Friday night, a constable named One-Currey from near Great Britain Street murdered his wife by stabbing her in the neck and strangling her with a handkerchief, then absconded.

Ireland Dublin John ‘Blakeney Galway Edward Qormsby Deceas Currey Great Britain

Palmer Marries Molly Jones in Monmouth

Country news from Gloucefer notes the marriage of John Palmer, a young gentleman of Monmouth, to Miss Molly Jones, daughter of Mr John Jones. The report mentions Mr Adam Gouldney, a woollen-driver in Black-Fryers, London, and hints at indisposition among some attendees.

Country News Gloucefer John Palmer Monmouth Molly Jones John Jones Adam Gouldney London Hinenis

Public Notices and Local Appointments from the Metropolis

The Lords order launchings of Chessington and Defiance warships next spring at Brunsdon's and Westal's docks. Aldermanic choices and church appointments follow, with recipients including Mr Hull as Land Tax Receiver for Flint and Rev George Jaques as prebendary at Wells. Clergy shifts and a Deptford Ipsa license order address public houses and moral reform in London.

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