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Newspaper

General Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Aug 31, 1776

Page

2

Arranged Notices of Deaths and Bankrupt Surrenders

A late Friday report from Teddington to Greenwhich shows multiple obituaries and death notices including Summers to Mrs Siddal of Southampton, Jeremiah Redwood of Greenwich, Henry Grey of Bloomsbury, and a wine merchant William Hawkins. It lists numerous bankrupts with surrender dates at Guildhall and related attorney details, plus certificates granted to several bankrupts and names of assignees and places including London, Spitalfields, Hull, and Ipswich.

Teddington Siddal South Ampton Greenwich Jeremiah Redwood King-street Bloomsbury Henry Grey Brompton William Hawkins Keeling Hoxton Reward Capt Strivens Grenada Lieut Lott 48Th Regiment of Fiet Holloway Green Cheefeae Bearbinder-lane Mansion House Temple Madingley Cambridgeshire Ankrusx Bartholomew Conolly St. Martin’s-lane Charinzcroft Middlesex Guildhall London Coore Charles Triquet Thomas Hill Str George Bendon Phillips and Parnell Spitalfields Thomas Wade Holborn Mercer Tuildhall Attornes Meff Phillips Anc Thomas Garritt Lenham Kent Grocer and Draper Teri John Roffe Maidstone Gregory Cliffords Inn Robert Wilkinson East Ferry Scorton Lincolnshire Dealer Hatter Crouch Teiaie-lane Josiah Branson Lambe H Marthy Surry Potter Lincoln's Son Old John Reynolds Sandwich Draper Guildhal Thomas Challiner Ordate Bridewell Preciné Chaplan Thomas Smith Butcher Row Tempie-bar Middtelek Upholder Kiscombe Price the Younger Bartett’s Buildings Crivener Edouard Barlow Savage-gardens Tower-hill John Pemberton Liverpool Lancashire Thomas Jackfon Bristol James Williamson Gamlingay Barnaby Egan Dublin Ireland St. Martin In the Fields

Imperial papers survey plans of Carolina and Florida coast

Advertisement list of coastal charts and plans for North and South Carolina Florida and Delaware Bay with soundings and harbor details. Includes plans of Cape Fear River Charles Town Harbour Port Royal Harbour Amelia Harbour and Chesapeake Bay charts with prices and publishers at No 5 Mount Row near Westminster Bridge.

North South Carolina Henry Mouton Cape-Fear River Bar Brunswick Charles Town Bar Sullivan Fort Johnson Royal Harbour John Gascoigne D'Aw Foskee South-Carolina Amelia Harbour East-Florida Jacob Blaney Bay of Chesapeake Anthony Smith St. Marys Delaware Bay Jota. Fisher Philadelphia R. Sayer J. Bennett

Bankers push reform speech on lower interest rates in France

A proprietor at the first General Assembly of a French bank outlines the case for reducing money interest. He argues lower rates will lift agriculture, manufacturing, trade, finances, and national industry, with examples on land value, capital costs, and state debt. The tale closes with a macaronic anecdote about marriage plans.

Paris Europe le Manufatories France Holand Holland England Bank of England

Learn to Live and Die Like Morris Poem in Oxford City News

An oxford student period piece laments the death of Morris and urges English youths to honor the virtuous by living upright and dying well. The verse reflects on fame, grief, and the brevity of life with a somber tone and moral for the young.

Morris England Oxoniensis Thomas Beecroft Bible and Crown Christian Monitor Parker The Daily Companion Robert Warren J. Norris Ditto Common Prayer W. Beveridge

Lottery fraud claim feints at public trust in Molesworth scheme

A London notice defends John Molesworth’s lottery calculation methods from 1767 to 1776. It details certificates, offices at Holborn Fleet Street and Cheapfire, and claims investors gain two prizes per five shares, plus potential returns on blanks. It asserts public benefit and lists share prices and prize structures with sworn attestations and endorsements from merchants and bankers.

John Palmer St. Bartholomew’s Hospital St. George's Westminster Infirmary Efe Mosesworth High Holborn Fleet-street Kingstreet Cheapside London Molesworth Nee Mojenworth Holborn John Molesworth Inner Esquire Brass Crosby City of London Alderman Bull Hia Zaccl Sacl Spo I. S King-street Cheapfire Gayself

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