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General Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Oct 19, 1776

Page

4

Civil Liberty and the Limits of Law in Britain

Postscript from the General Evening Post contrasts democratic and monarchical systems, praising Britain’s civil liberty while warning that laws require vigorous enforcement by a free people. It discusses statutes, juries, and the dangers of oppression, urging preservation of rights and skepticism toward controversial figures stirring discontent.

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Lady Howe and the Howe brothers in 18th century UK politics

London reports recount Lady Howe appealing Nottingham voters to elect Lieutenant-Colonel Howe to Parliament while three Howe brothers serve in the British army. Dispatches from Lord Stormont promise 6000 Hessians, and notes on loyalist protections and suspected patriot proclamations. Reports mention Cherokee raids in Carolina, American privateers, and naval tensions near Madeira and Dartmouth with favorable fisheries outlooks.

London Lady Howe Queen’s Palace America Lord Howe Nottingham Howe Louisbourg Cuaritottre Howe Lord Weymouth Lord Stormont Paris St. James’s Great Britain Lord Sterling Sterling Washington Carolina Madeira Lisbon Thames Dartmouth

Insured shipping risks and Jamaica insurrection report

A Jamaica letter dated August 5 describes heavy insurance costs cutting expected profits as ships sail under high premiums. It also notes a plot by slaves to insurge, a master thwarting assassination attempts, and plantation-massacre signals. Paris dock-yard orders to admit no strangers after November are reported, along with art praise and governance changes.

Tami Jamaica Paris London Hollar Henry VII Francis I France Guines Ardress Windsor Castle Royal Picture Gallery Henry VIII Hastings East India Company Wheeler England Whitechapel Market Shoreditch Kingsland Road Dartmouth-street Westminster Newgate Old Bailey Smithfield Pinneck Pinnock Frraud

London News Bit Brings Trials, Thefts and Marriages

A series of crime and court notes from London describe a woman attacked and robbed near Poplar, a pawn-broker arrest for counterfeit coinage with a suspect named Maurice Geary, and a man jailed for highway robbery near Hicks's Hall. Also reported are Clerkenwell Bridewell detainees released, a clergy wedding at St. Dunstan's, and the death of Miss Jane Whichcote aged thirteen.

Poplar Tower-hill Heather Long-acre Tecol Sampsin Wright New-prison Hicks’s Hall Clerkenwell Bridewell

Obscure Notes From Murphys Buried in Archives

fragmentary OCR reads like a notice about historical music figures and publications. It mentions Dr Pajce Aneconore and a celebrated musician with ties to Amicus Decorum and Sarisburi ensis, but details are unclear in the garbled text.

Price Hastingsen Amicus Pajce Murphy Sarisburi ENSIS

High Water Timings at London Bridge Given

Timings for high water in London announce 1 minute after midnight and 36 minutes after 11 p.m. tomorrow. Additional high water at 10 minutes after noon on Thursday, indicating fluctuating tidal levels at the London Bridge area.

London Bridge

Prices of CORN at the Corn Exchange Baudal Sana

Monday market rates show Wheat 45 to 41s per quarter, Barley 16 to 2138, Rye 23 to 25s, Oats 12 to 17s, Finest Flour 34 to 8d, Second fort 36s, Third fort 27s 8d, RapeSeed per cwt, Pale Malt 23 to 28s, Br Malt 24 to 26s, Pease 42 to 75½d, Hog-Pease 26 to 29s, Beans 23 to 25s, Tick 20 to 22s 6d, Pares 24 to 30s 8d.

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Stock Bank Stock and Bonds Lottery Tick Records

A fragmented market listing shows various bank stocks bonds and securities with percentages and prices. Entries include India stock South-Sea ditto Old and New Ann ditto New and other bonds such as 4 and 5 percent issues along with Navy Bills and lottery tickers.

India Ansi Navy

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