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Newspaper
General Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Jan 10, 1771
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR shows a historic legal discussion referencing a deferred verdict, the Duke of Grafion and a Lord Lieutenant scenario. The text notes a notable decision granted with royal permission from England, highlighting cautious outcomes in common property matters.
Friday notices announce the tragedy Almid & ig not a Scotch Woman born in London and married young Mr Cilesia, Genoese envoy. The Achilles opera by Gay will soon be at Covent Garden with Mrs Mattocks performing the Achilles scene. Déidainiz by Miss Carley satirises fashionable life. claimed to be by Dr Am.
A January Port-Assembly in Dublin reports unanimous resolutions by the sheriffs and commons. The Lord Mayor should hand the fur value of 2271 10s to a committee for charity, and Sheriff Perrier should omit dinners and donate 1501 to charity. They urge a general nobleman and trades association to support domestic manufactures amid distress. A committee was appointed to inform the Lord Mayor of these recommendations.
In Scotland on December 28 in Dalrymple parish two young men left their mother’s home to meet relatives, then after supper both fell ill. The elder died the next day and the younger remained critically ill with little hope of recovery. Earlier a man and his wife crossing the Don River were thrown when their horse stumbled, the wife fell into the water and perished.
Report notes officers pressing into nearby yards to uncover hidden factors and a rise in success. Warships are nearing full manning, with Portsmouth dispatching orders to outfit additional ships as soon as possible. Arrivals include Lowther from St John’s and various vessels at Dartmouth Bristol Falmouth and Corunsa.
reports of Sir Edward Hawke's resignation and Earl of Sandwich's appointment as First Lord of the Admiralty. possible Secretary of State shifts. promotions at the Admiralty. plans for East India Company ventures and colonial governance. various local incidents, crimes, and weather impacts across London and Atlantic regions.
Thursday night a daughter of Lord North was baptized Charlotte by the Dean of Canterbury with noble godparents. A Lady of Earl Gower recently bore a daughter at Whitehall. A marriage unites Thomas Ackland to Lia Mary at Redlynch. Obituaries cite Richard Gildart an underwriter and Edward Snelgrove a conveyancer. Thomas Wagstaffe dies in Rome aged 87. Mrs. Sarah Neve, widow, noted in Ledon-green. John Dawson, former manager of the theatre in Edinburgh, died at Benswell near Newcastle.
A patient from Cannon-street Mary Gratian reports a twelve year skin disorder with blotches and boils improved dramatically by Balsamic Lingure. Despite hospital stays and failed medicines, the remedy cured symptoms, with testimonials available from Dr Ryweeg at New-trest and retailers including F Newbery and Blyth at Royal Exchange.
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