Charity plea for a poor clergyman with large family
A reader appeals to the General Evening Post for public benevolence to support a clergyman with a wife and eight children on a 70 pound yearly stipend. The letter extols the clergyman’s schooling at Cambridge, humility, and charitable character, urging humane readers to provide aid to ease his family’s hardships and ensure their future welfare.
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Cambridge
Iermits
Lancashire
Crofts and Co
James Clayton Bolton
the Temple
London
Hunter
York
Rigge
Bristol
Thomas Western
Ely
Bath
Murthwaite
Queen's College
Oxford
Professor Penn
Menry
Kennally
Ulxerstone
Barrow
Britain
Hanover
Levi
Exchequer appeal affirms Ryves decree and Irish import Bill
The Court of Exchequer in Ireland heard an appeal by Robert Ryves against William Ryves and affirmed the decree after counsel. A bill approving free importation of Irish provisions was reported without amendments. In Parliament, Mr Grey Cooper introduced a bill to restrain colonial trade with New Jersey Pennsylvania Maryland Virginia and South Carolina with timing provisions.
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Committee of Supply and Ways and Means
Ford
Newcastle
Sunderland
Helstone
Cornwall
Taunton
House of Commons
Bedford
Massachusetts Bay
House of Peers
Lord Chatham
Lord Barrington
Guards
Boston
Princess Royal
Theatre Royal
Drury Lane
Newmarket
Admiralty
Jamaica
Senegal
Luddington
Guildhall
Blackmars Bridge
Sheffield
Yorkshire
Duke of Norfolk
Riddle
Jupiter
Difting
Leghorn
Downs
Thomas F
Leadenhal Market
Whitechapel
Tothill-fields Bridewell
John Fielding
Bow-street
St. George’s Fields
West India
Court of Exchequer In
Ireland
House of Lorn
Robert Ryves
William Ryves
Grey Cooper
Hlouse of Commons
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Virginia
South Carolina
Hospital for the Cure of Raptures at Westminster
An 18th century notice promoting a London hospital, led by Mr Lee of Arundel Street, claiming cures for raptures and naval military service cases. It cites royal patronage, judgments, and attestations by nobility and officials, noting thousands cured including men, women, and children, and urging public support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminstel-bridge
London
Mr. Lee
Arundel-street
Sarand
Corporation of Surgeons
Massetty
Astral
Lee
Privy Council
Germany
High Water Timings at Londor Bridge
Water levels listed for Londor Bridge with morning and afternoon readings. The schedule notes two days: Thursday and a sequence of times across AM and PM readings, indicating imminent high water at specified intervals.
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Londor Bridge
Corn and grain prices at the Corn Exchange
Market notes show CORN on Mond Mark Wheat ranging 45 to 56 quar. Barley 22 to 273. Rye 26 to 28s ditto. Oats 14 torgs ditto. Finest Flour 45 dollars per sack. Second, Third fort 42 and 395. Pale Malt 28 to 58 quar. Br. Malt 28 10 435. Pease 28 00 29s Ultte. Hog-Pease 20 10 334 Beans 23 to 25s 6d Tick 20 to 215 ditto. Tares 24 to 328. Ditto. Continuous quotations from the Corn Exchange in lane.
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Lane
Prices of Stocks and Bonds in Bank Stock Market
Report lists stock prices including Bank Stock India South Sea and India Ann with values and percentages. Notes fall of Bank Annuities and Consols with quoted prices, plus Navy bills and various bonds, all in a compact market telegram format.
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India
Traéon
India-Ann
Consol
Navy &c
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General Evening Post
Sir
Postscript
Evenine
Esey
Solomon
A&t
St. Stephen’s-green
Dublin
Maidstone
John Raffel
Greenwich
Joseph Reeves
York Buildings
George Whitmore
Wes
John Teeling
Rodmell
Gloucefer
Dallaway
William Dallaway
Brimscomb
Straud
Wick
American Congress
T. Cadell
Scothrd
Prise Gs
the Patriot
Murray
Fleet
Bruinmond
Edoburgh
Robert Ferguson
Colleton
Piercy
Mary Queen of Lots
Robertson
Hume
Nolian
Wirth
J. Jobnion
St. Paul's Churchyard
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