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General Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Apr 28, 1774

Page

4

London Citizen Seeks Help Against Exeter Town Dues

A London goldsmith resident in Exeter petitions the Court of Common Council alleging Exeter Chamber unlawfully detains his goods to force town dues. He cites Henry II charters granting Londoners freedom from tolls and bans on defending trade, urging the court to protect city rights and prevent hardship to his blue-maker manufactory.

Ednesday Guildhall Thomas Amies London Exeter E——r England Noorthouck Hf. Lond Chamber of Exeter Court of Common Council

Sabbath observance urged by Bob Short to gentry

In a General Evening Post note to persons of distinction and fortune, Bob Short urges a serious turn on Sabbath. He asks carriers to walk to church if weather allows and servants to attend divine service, arguing the virtuous example would deter tippling at alehouse doors during prayer and thanksgiving.

Bob Short Sherfelf Islington America Hawke Higkwayman Newgate Turnham-green Churl-court Goodman’s Fields Cule Hapfa&tor Deptford Topping Hampshire Landaff Henry Coles Tawistock-street Covent-garden Hall Paternofters Row Cambridge Townshend Birmingham Skiffwall George Townsend Brooke Bath Henry Adams Shrewsbury

Epictetus on true friendship and the perils of envy

An aged essayist argues that true friendship is tested by adversity not by possession. Epictetus, in a parable about dogs and a bone, warns that love fades when wealth or power enters, citing Eteocles and Polynices and Menelaus and Paris to show how passion and ambition corrode bonds.

C. Pictetus Epietus Eteocles Polynices Menelaus Paris

Foreign Intelligence Dispatches From Rome and Europe

Reports from Rome note Duke of Cumberland visiting Civita Vecchia and saluted by ships, plus his dinner with Cardinal de Bernis. Bologna and Warsaw describe religious reforms and unrest, while Oudrenne fire devastates a village near Thionville with fatalities. Toulon orders six regiments for Corsica as tensions rise and General Count de St. Germain returns to French service.

Hour of Commons Wiasachusers Bay New England W--lace C—per Raf J--nings S--bridge George S--ile House of Commons Air Calder Selby Thomas F Parliament of Scotland Whitworth Howard Colonel Jennings Paris Germany Count Lafcy Vienna Count Broglio Strasburgh Toulon West Indies Roth Rome Amsterdam Arfente England Justice Fielding Georgia Cowes Charles Town Parker Newfoundland Newmarket Lord Abingdon Transit Lord Farnham Mr. Wentworth Lord Clermont Gregile Duke of Cumberland Aldobrandini Civita Vecchia Royal Cardinal de Bernis France Bologna Lombardy Warsaw Thorn Prussia Oudrenne Thionville Corsica Count de St. Germain

Upper Assembly Passes Bank of Scotland Capital Bill

The Upper Assembly yesterday enacted a bill to empower the Bank of Scotland to increase its capital and passed another measure to prevent inconveniences from naturalisation bills. A first reading was given to a bill for the East India Company to snap teas, along with several public bills.

Ondon Bank of Scotland East India Company St. Giles’s North America

High Water Times at London Bridge Schedule

Tomorrow early morning and evening tides listed as 21 minutes after 5 and 6 minutes after 6. Monday shows 6 after 6 and 7 after 7 with 20 and 23 minutes respectively. Tuesday records 48 minutes after 7 in the morning and 25 minutes after 8 in the evening.

London Bridge

Theatrical Ents on View with Classic Plays Tonight

Daily listings show Daury Lang presenting Thedé fius and The Con juror. Evening performances include Twelfth Night with The Elope ment and Covent-Garna. Also Macbeth with The Country Mad-Cap. King Henry the Eighth pairs with The Padlock. Market summaries note bank stocks India and South Sea and Old/New Ann. rates and a 178 3 percent figure.

Daury-Lang India

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