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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Sep 23, 1738

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News from Europe War Camp and Irish Notices 1738

Dispatches from Petersbourg Belgrade and Paris report 60,000 Ottoman troops near the Niefter and Tartars harassing Russians as Count Munich presses toward Choczim. Belgrade fortifications advance, pestilence recedes, Bavarian pay disputes emerge, and Corsican tensions loom. Dublin charity and local deaths followed by a dramatic capture near Carrick with a fatal stabbing.

Munich Choczim d’Ostein Niester Podolia Poland Belgrade Syrmitch Constantinople Porte Fienna Council of War Danube Austria Presbourg Tusfany Segedin Temefwaer Count Neuperg Hungary Baron Cornberg Orfova Lobkowitz Transilvania Paris Marquess de Villeneuve Ragetzki Hussars Genoa Baron Neuhoff Corsica Republick Cardinal de Fleury

Royal Pleasure Signified at Dublin Castle in 1738

Ireland. From the Dublin Gazette. Dublin Castle, Sept. 15, 1738. His Majesty in Council having been pleased to signify his Royal Pleasure.

Kingdom of Killerick Fermanagh Creighton Finglass William Empson Carrick Monaghan James Calan Meath Cavan John Johnston Calan Mr. Johnston Johnston Dublin Gazette Dublin Castle

Death of Rev. Joseph Drew Principal of St Andrews

In Edinburgh on September 18, report notes the death of the Rev. Joseph Drew, principal of the University of St Andrews and member of the city clergy. The obituary highlights his leadership role and community position.

Edinburgh Joseph Drew University of St Andrews

Scrutiny for Sheriff Declared in Norwich Election

Norwich reports the week ended with Alderman Black declared to have a majority for Sheriff while Lovick's supporters may contest his right by law. Canterbury notes a Maidstone hangman Richard Howard committed for stealing a Peter-Boat and sodomy. Bristol reports John Hobbs executed for counterfeiting and David Reid reprieved for sodomy amid mayoral election events.

Norwich Alderman Black Alderman Lovick Canterbury Richard Howard Maidstone Kent Maid Thomas Lawson Deptford Joseph Gratrix Bristol John Hobbs John Hawkins David Reid

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