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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Sep 17, 1741

Page

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Death of Monsieur Rollin and a Record of English Prisoners

Paris report on the funeral of Monsieur Rollin at St Stephen's church with solemn ceremony, followed by an apparatus of university and Parliament attendees. The lengthy list details English prisoners of war in Lugo Galicia from 1739 to 1741, naming ships, captains, and homes, with one rescued prisoner later described.

Monsieur Rollin St. Stephen Parliament of Paris Lugo Galicia Sarah Pool John Adders Matter Joseph Wheeler Weymouth John Sanders Christchurch Francis Grey Wareham Anne Scotland Abraham and Arthur Foy Richard Bray Thomas Castle William and Anne Hull Samuel Jepson Christopher Siffon Carpenter David Kirkness London Edward Ellery Deptford Cork Hugh Bell Thomas Herbert Mate Nicholas Mullins Boston New England Peter Gibbons St. Christopher’s Olive Branch Thomas Gadden Henry Avery John Knight John Welch Polly William Parker John Lee John Thought Richard Rogers Lorden Wilmington Anthony Bulmore Stephen Underdown Lon Donr Europe Armiles Ahunovey Al‘leyn Bridgwater Somersetshire Ricketts Strand Cambridge Marshalsea Lord Chamberlain Sardinia West-Indies Dover Sandwich Commodore Brown Neptune Barfleur Plymouth Argyle Harrison Board of Admiralty Greyhound Rupert Warren Pallister Essex Towers Hill Shrew

Deadly theft and assault reported amid broad European tension

Darby notes the death of Dr Bucknall of King's Newton famed for curing luna ticks and a London heir's allotment of real estate to his brother. Sherborne reports a Labourer robbed near Lacombe, bound, naked, and cast into a watering pit. Updates cover European diplomacy, possible war, and various local deaths and trials, including Cambridge lootings and maritime orders.

Darby Bucknall King's Newton London Sherborne Hezkiah’Stidger

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