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Newspaper

General Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Oct 08, 1774

Page

3

Notable Early Morning Robbery and Local Murders Reported

Tuesday notes a boy around ten robbed near Meulsham Hall with a large knife, a near-fatal throat wound blocked by his coat. Canterbury market sees high-priced bags sold. A brutal murder near Stony Stratford leaves a widow and seven children. HMS Weizle arrives from Guinea coast with Captain Warren aboard.

Roy Curimstorn Gallywood-common Lanterbury Canterbury Gtr Northampteh Shenly Stony- Stratford James- Willes Woollverton Stony Stratford Fenny-Swratford Porisavith Yeskérday Spithead Weizle Warren Guiney

Port of London Shipping News and Arrivals October

The Oct 9 to Oct 10 records list vessels sailing from and entering the Port of London, with names of ships and destinations including Dunkirk, Jamaica, Norway, and North Bergen. Several ships arrive at Shields, Bristol, Plymouth, and South Carolina ports, detailing captains and routes such as Petersburg, Archangel, Riga, and Guernsey.

Duar Harrison Gravesgan Mary-Atin Stoddarty Princess Royal Gooch Zant Rofe Dedicoimb Pole Galhatine Chestertony Norway Gasvanenn Oer.g. Paied Athiey Jamaica Peter and Ann Neilfes St.Peter Dunkirk Belfour Ahern Dantzick Fortune Reymers North-Bergen Pblina Arrow Bibber North-Copen Oeare London Wakkonz Cephialonia Amitys Thompson Marquitathore Friendthig Kay Bourdeaux Mary Sparks South- Carolina Briton Urquhart Argyle Mathison Auigua Preighton Ross Venice Stoddart Boykins Shields Christiana Hopper Petersburgh Topsham Britannia Hearder Oporyp Bristol Pearl Middleton Maria Prof Mercury Lenton St. Kitt’s William and Bigsmith Snow Guernsey Almouth Kitty Davis New Engsad Dover Ralp Philadelphia Dartmouth Laurel Whitney Oporto Plymouth Fortitudes Lyceces Kendal Riga Scarborough Noble Bounty Dutchman Archangel Thornton Sutton Poole Savéepflakes Troth Beofton Southampton Pembroke-Casle Healy Corke Tucker Scott Honduras Africa Rumbold Fingh Nancy Cunningham Liverpool

Parliaments seats and town election notes from London and provinces

London and Bristol election reports with candidate lists and tallies. Includes South Carolina dispatches to Lord North, Bristol and Beverley polls, Southwark results, and other borough contests. Mentions a villa real massacre rumor in West Florida and local crime notes plus births and deaths.

Westertay South-Carolina le’ ‘Despencer Talbott Falmsouth Lord William Campbell Kew Guildhall George Hayley John Sawbridge Richard Oliver William Baker Brats Crosby John Roberts Bristol Lord Clare Matthew Brickdale Henry Cruger Lord Clare Henry Cruger Beverley Yorkshire James Penhyman George Forster Tafnel Charles ‘Thoropson Bart Shiftesbury Francis Sykes Thomas Rumbold Bigs Hans Wint Mortimer Southwark Margaret’s Hills Alexander Hume Home Lee Polhill Thrale Mary Eke St.’ Margarets London Gregory Nicholas Herbert Henry Herbert Wilton Charles Fox William Straihan His Majesty Malmsbury Wilts Heytesbury A‘court Ashe William Gordon Earl of Aberdeen Nafsau Scrutt Maldon Essex Banbury Lord North Dover Trevaniom Henneker Mobille Florida Villa Real New Orleans Davison Africa Bert Geneva Earl of Holdernefse Hig House Albemarle-street Elgin Scotland Robert Innes Iffington Abigail Davenhill Matthew Davenhill

Address to the Worthy Lively MEN of LONDON in grateful terms

A formal letter from a returning representative to the Worthy Lively MEN of London. The speaker expresses gratitude for past distinctions and pledges continued support for their prosperity, while explaining his decision to stand as candidate for the county of Hereford due to family and social obligations. He asserts ongoing loyalty to his constituents and commitment to public duty despite a change in the immediate political pursuit.

London Lenen Hereford Eli Sip

Harley's Address at Hereford on Independence and Tyranny

Thomas Harley delivers a forceful televised style appeal urging defense of public rights and cautious governance. He condemns tyrannical rulers, laments the city’s decay, and calls for lawful, principled leadership to protect citizens’ freedoms. He pleads for candour, unity, and firm resolve against attempts to erode independence.

Address on Police Regulation and Poverty Relief Petition

A plea to your Lordship praises policing needs and laments highway robbery and theft. The writer urges measures to curb crime and outlines stringent questions for paupers and blind beggars, detailing inquiry into residence, income, and family status as part of relief or alms procedures.

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