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General Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jul 18, 1771

Page

4

Market-place debate at Oxford seeks amendable grounds

A letter from Oxford argues against Parliament fixing a market site and warns of costly earthwork, air loss, and traffic disruption. It proposes alternative parcels near Butcher Row or New Inn Hall Lane tied to a future act for market clause amendments.

Evering Oxford All-Saints, Church Lincoln-lane Jesus-lane Harwell Jesus and Exeter

Mail from Flanders and Russia reports shifting fronts

This day arrived a Mail from Flanders Warsaw Fuse x6 Markl Roniatzow who commands their Russian army has moved headquarters from Jafly to Falezin near the Pruth mouth. The second Russian army under Prince Dalgorucki arrived before Precop and began operations against the Crimea. Nogais Tartars have submitted to Ruffia. Generals Goltz and Bronchowfid and other Chiefs of the Dissidents arrived, journeying through the kingdom amid danger from Confederates. Potocki at Carchow was attacked by Lieut. Colonel Lange. a fierce defence followed, three hundred Confederates slain, Potocki captured, others taken, two standards lost. Fortifications are rising at Tfola Roka to project.

Flanders Warsaw Markl Roniatzow Jafly Falezin Pruth Dalgorucki Crimea Goltz Bronchow Zre Ruffia Potrania Fula Potocki Carchow Lange Elighiries Saevanan Cautherly Drury-lane Covent-garde Bobatl Wittel Francis Bacon Sir Francis Bacon Gray's’ Inn Gardens Lord Hatton Francis Uxbridge John Wakeling Lundy Marth John Luther Elys Essex Richard Benyon Court of Quarter-Sessions Earl of Rochford Eace Chelmsford Itanda Hereford Oxford Worcester John Child Francis Ball Kidderminster Edinburgh Yestenday Broombhall William Robert Earl of Elgin Kincardin Cate

London News Reflects on Governance and Public Life

A long London summary comments on Lord Hillsborough’s Ireland visit and linen industry gains, Treasury delays due to Lord North’s absence, and clerical and political criticisms. It notes Whig views on monarchy and Parliament, mentions Greenwich hospital income, Mississippi fur trade prospects, theater gossip, social manners, and recent trials and executions in Essex and Worcester with brief local outcomes.

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