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General Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Aug 06, 1771

Page

4

Remonstrance to King George III in the General Evening Port

Fragmentary OCR yields a 1771-era remonstrance text. It mentions Brian, Martha Bird, and a petition to decrease wages, tithes, and taxes, with archaic spellings and nonstandard words. The legible portions reference protests against dearness of provisions and a critique of the era, consistent with colonial port town discourse.

du Answan Mantua Brian Martha Bird George the Third Humaxus

Clergy and Professions Plan September Meeting

London July 19 177%. General Meeting of the Clergy and the Professions of Law and Physick fixed for September 2 at the Greatmen s Tavern Strand from eleven to three. The aim is to seek relief from Parliament on subscription to the 39 Articles. Proposals for the application to Parliament are sold at Fleet Street Poultry St Paul s Churchyard and Cornhill.

London Church of England Freatmens Strand N. B B. White Fleet-street C. Dilly W.narrit St. Paul's Church-yard W. Davenhill Cornthill

Canal Navigation from Leeds to Liverpool Fourth Call Notice

Notice by the Committee of Proprietors for canal navigation payments. Proprietors must pay 5 shillings per 100 pounds of subscription to John Hustler of Bradford or Meff Synith Wright and Grey in London by August 26. If payment is defaulted, a forfeiture of 5 1 percent will be incurred under the act.

Leeds Liverpool John Hustler Bradford County of York Meff Synith Wright Grey London John Feustler Aé. N.B Helen Higgenson John Higgenson Manchester Lancaster Hockeller Yvine Thomas Watson Clifford’s Inn William Statham

Auction Sale of Bugle Hall Mansion House and Property

The auction advertises sale by auction in pass on Wednesday at three o'clock afternoon at the Dolphin Inn. Spacious mansion with stable yard and garden joins Bugie street extending 300 feet to the river Blew with an underground cistern. Suitable for trades requiring space or an elegant dwelling. plans and pictures available through Mr Bedwell in Ave Mary Lane London and Mr Le Gay, Attorney at Law, Southampton.

Dolphin Inn Bugle Bugie Bedwell Law Avemarylane London le Gay Arthur Hammond Southampton

This Day was published Four Volumes of English History

This advertisement announces four volumes titled The History of England from the earliest times to the oath of King George the end. By Dr. Goldsmith. Printed for T. Davies Covent Garden and for Cadell Becket in the Strand and P. A. De Hondt in the Strand.

England George Dr. Goldsmith Ft. Davies Ruffel-streat Covent-garden Cadell T. Becket P. A. de Hondt Strand

A Twenty Shilling New London Spy Humorous Tale

An 1771 price two shillings sewed in marble bound volume with frontispiece. It purports to provide a ramble through London’s bills and high life, detailing mansions in St James’s and Covent Garden scenes, theatres, gaming houses, masquerades, and the various lively inhabitants of the metropolis. It offers portraits of Bloods Bucks Babies and many others, with notices of reformers, watchmen, and public life, published by Shepherd Cooke Lewis and Mariner.

London St. James's St. Giles’s, &c. Eremake Coventagarden Metropolis T. Shepherd Minories J. Cooke Paternotter-row M. Lewis Roffel-street Covent-garden R. Mariner Compton Treet Soho

Proof of London's Right to Thames Soil by Embankment Quit-Rents

Letter to the editor discusses whether the City of London held a real right to the river Thames soil. It explains Parliament's 4s ground rent for embanked ground and 1 penny per foot for city land, redeemable after twenty years, as acknowledgment and compensation for wharf owners and city expenditures. It argues this proves the city's soil rights.

General Evening Post London Landom Thames

Bloodshed Report From Granfyoni Encounter

A July 14 dispatch from Bafia notes the Granfyoni brothers fought French troops after marching with a large force of bapditti. Much blood is said to have been spilled though details are unclear.

Flanders Bafia Granfyoni Warfaar Vistula Paris Compiegne

Royal gathering at Gunnersbury House hints at Kew gift

Sunday event reports Prince of Wales and Bishop of Gfhnburgh dining with Princess Amelia at Gunnersbury-house. Princess Dowager of Wales may present Kew Gardens to the Prince. Bill of Rights Society contemplates public ads urging Opposition leaders to back triennial Parliaments and redress public grievances catalog. If terms rejected, patriotism questioned. The Premier reportedly says the House of Commons will prove before next Christmas.

Prince of Wales Gfhnburgh Amelia Gunnersbury-house House of Commons

Real Friends of Constitutional Freedom Questioned in Debate

The piece discusses a likely plan by Lord North to restore triennial elections after the current Parliament ends. It cites a claim that a policy offers five guineas for a hundred if Mr. Wilkes is executed at Tyburn during his shrieval year, and recounts a debt dispute between Mr. Wilkes and Sylva with notes and drafts torn up by Wilkes. It ends with a late night talk at an entertainment where critics mock political figures and affirm opposition against passion and violence harming the constitution.

Lord North Alderman Wilkes Tyburn W——s Haac Fernandes Sylva H. W Mr. W Infant Sylva Mr.Wilkes Wilkes Horne Middlesex Journal Mr. Wilkes England Junius House of Commons Pashion Brentford St. George's Fields Tower of London Oliver

Reform in penal laws and frontier neglect in a historic overview

In tract-like prose the piece argues for reform of penal laws in the next sessions, criticizes zealous opposition to constitutional rights, and notes England’s neglect of Mississippi borders while Falkland Islands concerns are pressed. It mentions Sir Joshua Reynolds heading to Paris, park improvements near Buckingham Palace, timber profits aiding park expenditures, and political figures like Lord Temple and Lord Edgcumbe. It records theatrical and artistic plans, actors and managers, Greenland fishers arriving at Hull, a method to destroy weevils using ants, a York robbery suspect, a marriage in London, another at Holywell, and the death of Dr Thomas Holdsworth.

Europe England Falkland Island Spain New Orleans Sir Joshua Reynolds Paris Royal Apartments Buckingham-house St. James's Park Queen's Palace Tomes F. B. Delaval Tower Newcastle Lord Temple William Duncan East Florida America Mr. Garrick Lord Edgcumbe Devonshire Lord Lyttelton Hagley Worcestershire Lee Bath Benjamin Thomas Redhead Manchester Mumphrey Foord Ace Hull Greenland Himelf Charles Coop York William Agnew Killwagter Ireland Sir George Colebrooke Allbaitiowg Barking Church Tower-street Cromwell Million Bank Miss Morfe Morgan Morfe Queen-street Leeds Holywell Chester Hughes Totty Te'ennight Thomas Holdworth Wakefield

Hints to a Nabob and South Briton Fr ou Next

Fragmentary OCR hints discuss a Nabob and a South Briton and a future Tuesday. Mentions Amiens’s Anecdotes and forthcoming correspondence. Text is unclear but indicates literary or lettered discourse with named places and figures.

Anabob Lonninensis Amiens

High-Water at London Bridge And Stock Prices Mixed

Reports note high water at London Bridge with times listed for morning and afternoon tides. Market items show Bank Stock at 155442, India Stock at 217, South Sea at 3 percent, Bank Annuities reduced to 377 88, and several Confol and Austies related figures amid unsettled notes.

London Bridge India Dagat

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