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Newspaper

General Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Apr 06, 1775

Page

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Resignations and Board Seat Swap Rumors in Dublin

Reports from Waterford dated March 28 note a near Ballybicken duel between Jon Ack and Li Grim, both firing pistols with no injuries. Word also says Sir John Blaquiere will resign as Secretary to the Lord Lieutenant, to be replaced by William Brownlow, with John Bourke retiring on a life pension and the Earl of Belvidere to obtain Bourke’s Revenue Board seat.

John Blaquiere William Brownlow John Bourke Revenue Earl of Belvidere Bourke Revenue Board Waterford Ballybicken Jon A L—i Gm R—Im Jemar beGdes France Count de Guyignes London D’ Aiguil-lon Orleans Amsterdam Rotterdam Dutch East India Company Batavia Spain Globe Portsmouth St. Helen’s Mediterranean Levant Armilla Slater Bafton Gatton Sandy -Hook Exmouth West Indies Valentine Cotton Carthagena Waverford Wrightson Chelsea Hospital Sparke Deceas D. P. Emilius Irving 47Th Regiment of Foot Versailles Tower Senegal Paris Drurylane Sir John Fielding Corchman Gracechurch-dreek Llackney Podens St. James’s Place Vale Afr Thomas Guildhall Farringdon Wilshout Devon Blundell Tiverton Atherton Schost House Farenoon R. Warwick Bampfylde Faltimore Exeter T. Dyke Acland Kellerton J. Chichester Bart Youltune Nigh Barum C. Kemys Tynte Haffell Bridgewater Somersets John Davie Creedy Nigh Crediton John Durt Eig Hefercomte Sich Honin No James Bernard Grocombe

Transported and executed sentences reported in Plymouth and York

Plymouth report notes failed embarkation for America and Ireland. In York, county offices finished at Crownerd. Several defendants for highway robbery burglary and theft received death sentences. Radcliffe and Law reprieved, others transported or executed after reprieves. Normington Bean Vicars executed. Radcliffe’s sentence held until Majesty’s pleasure.

C.quntry Plymouth America Ireland York Crownerd Matthew Normington Mr. Deightin Halifax John Booth John Vicars William Bean Thomas Johinson Thomas Burnet Jon Normington, Bean Vicars

Fragmented Atlantic news with ships and court notices

An OCR fragment lists naval movements from Liverpool to Cork and Dublin, traders from Amsterdam and Calais, and ports with packet arrivals. It mentions a royal drawing room at St James's, Admiralty business, and political gossip about French court intrigues, alongside crime notes, pardons, and local civic resolutions.

Dan Apaie Wint Edward Ryter Liverpool Bajelty Portiarse Hefsre Besick Martin Corke Phenix Bragg Dublin Gravesenn Arar Bourdeaux Jenkins Eagle Gthic Calais Hope Hinton Neway & Fengwin Kew St. James’s Rozgonico Board of Admiralty Portsmouth Pymcuth Chatham Sheerness Paris Orers R —J Parist Bourbeaux Toulouse Fitz James

Parcel of pig iron mislaid between London and Birmingham

A public notice states a parcel of pig iron marked W Hampton weighing about 130 ns, brought from London by Cast. Charles Date and delivered in March 1769 to Smith and Wheldon at Gainsborough, then to Sampson Lloyd and Son in Birmingham. No invoice matches the quantity and ownership remains unsettled. Claims should be directed to Richard Crawthay in London or Sampson Lloyd and Son in Birmingham.

Hampton London Charles Date Smith and Wheldon Gainsborough Sampson Lloyd Richard Crawthay Sampson Lloyd ‘and Son Biringham

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