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Newspaper

General Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Sep 16, 1775

Page

3

Winchester trader ships wheat as bread price cuts

Reading from the Southampton customs house shows a trader exporting wheat at current average price. The mayor lowers the bread rate to six pence for a quartern loaf due to market changes. Bristol reports two farm workers drowned crossing the Usk with coal. A Carmarthenshire weaver John Bowen was murdered. an 18 year old and another suspect are charged and sought.

Traynce W. S Winchester Cuftsm-house Southampton Bristol Williams Skerburog Brecon Wales Usk John Bowen Cave Carmarthen Wells Glastonbury Wedmore Meisham Blackwall Old‘ Bailey John Yardley Durking Hertfordshire Carrington St. Martin’s Exeter Doddiscombsleigh Devon Exeter Cathedral Cholwich Wandworth James Shaw Hinton Somerseshire Cawley Wandsworth Thomas Gibson Wood-street Bradbourne Walthamstow Stanwell Churchill Harper Edmonds Moss Postwick Norfolk St. David’s Roberts Great Plumstead Brittas Dublin Bligh Robert Eli Dean Elphin Hotwells Smegedit Herefordshire Wolyam Meredith St. Alban’s Waldroayor Batn James Afton Redlor Stafford Darcheler Esther Arner Warner Joseph Wilkinson Stejthen’ Sien Marh Lane London Wing Brandy Merchan Fer Guildhall Railton Bartholomew de Stephen Chapman Bath Somerferthise Ae Bustol Fosepti Horwood John Wilsog Cowbridge Glamorgan Hire Black Bear Inn

Arrivals and Departures of Ships From Global Ports

Arrivals and sailings listed for Jamaica, Bofton, Liverpool, and Archangel routes. Ships include Henry, Charming Sally, Britannia, Adventure, Charming Molly, Draper, Arethura, and many others. Ports mentioned include Cowes, Newcastle, Dublin, Archangel, Jamaica, Boulogne, Antigua, Grenada, Petersburgh, Waterford, and Gottenburgh.

Henry Richardson Jamaica Charming Sally Robertson Bofton Britannia Bennet Liverpool Bofton Packet Shephard Cowes Adventure Heber Newcastle Charming Molly Hill Draper Murray Dublin Gaavrsenn Wetherer Onega Litera Simpson Nancy Archangél Gideon Hannah Gilbie Dunkir Neptune Knowler Malaga Maquis Granby Calder Petersburgh Mary Hurley Waterford Pegey Powe Dominica Boulogne Ferriton Harriot Hunter Antigua Graveseap Margiret Rebecca Holland Johanna Hurt Aurora Hannel Grenada Torbay Hope Ace Gottenburgh Plymouth Content Bagwell Oporto Portmouth Union Bevan Amity Blanchard Flora H.ron Frederickshall Dover Little Betsey Brancis Scanderoon Bleffing Atkinson Ipswich Castle Mary Goodwin Lawrence Agnes Dickie Labradore Hartipt Smith Quebec John Ann Power Virginia

London Address movement aims at merchants and traders

News from London reports plans to launch an address to His Majesty over Britain and colony affairs, with Manchester and Liverpool precedents. It notes General Gage's wife crossing toward London, turmoil in New York, and ongoing reports from Dantzick, Poland, and Baltic ports amid war and political tension. Extra letters describe ship arrivals bringing wounded soldiers to Portsmouth and considerations of uprisings in Kilkenny, plus local disasters and court notices.

London Great Britain Manchester Liverpool Gage White Hart Inn Salisbury Boston New York Warsaw Dantzick Count Branicki Russia Czartorski Moscow Poland Austria Prussia Williamson Barclay India-horse Wight St. Helen’s Plymouth Ireland

Bankrupts and Estates Notices From London and Colchester

George Arno d Roote of Aneelcourt London merchant 17 af tep at Guildhall. Slomfield the younger late of Colchester haymaker 5 Oet 17 at the White Hart Inn Colchester. Francis Nalder Honey lane market London cheese monger Oct 14 at Guildhall bankrupt enlarged. Robert Broome Clement’s Lane St Clement Danes Middlesex carpenter furrender Sept 19 Guildhall London Petrorial Estates sequestrated William Donald merchant Greénock Joan Duncan Broom.

George Arno'd Roote Aneelcourt London Guildoall Bezalee Slomfield the Younger Colchester EM x Haymaker White Hart Inn Francis Nalder Honey-lane-market Guildhall Robert Broome Clement’s Lane St. Clement Danes Middlesex William Donald Greénock Joan Duncan Broom

Trial of Mrs Rudd At Sessions House Reported In Detail

A despendious account describes the Saturday proceedings at the Sessions House in the Oip-Bailey for Mrs. Rudd. Crowds gathered before dawn as judges and officials entered, with witnesses and counsel debating admissibility of evidence and the fate of the accused. The narrative notes her dignified appearance and the public interest, ending with remand pending the judges’ official opinion on the admissibility of certain evidence.

Sessions House Oip - Bailey Rudd Geniel Company Gonmarcer Gilenge Daniel Perreatt Pérreans Grand Jury Petit Jury Perreaus Justice Gould England Justice Athartt tranaGigny Baron Hotham Fiain Ness Ashu Rodd Gipurt

Distillations of Pearl Essence Promises and Court Distress

A fragmented ad style notice details an Essence of Pearl product promising elegance and eye appeal, with sales through Hemet and retailers including Hawes and Co. It references legal wording about distress in goods to defraud landlords, and lists multiple outlets in London and Edinburgh. The text blends a sales pitch with archaic legal phrases and dubious claims about curing ills.

St. Papi Ada Hemet Amelta Hayatari Fey Leon Bhatia Rid Poeson Sboadenhall

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