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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Apr 03, 1753

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Dublin Obituary and Irish Army Promotions Report

Ireland reports the death of John Bayly Deputy Clerk of the Pells and Paymaster to Widows of Officers. Parliament prorogued to August 28. Promotions in the Irish Army include Molesworth to Major General, Gabber to Captain, Downes to Ensign, Mitchell to Cornet, Ahmuty to Lieutenant, Treby to Lieutenant, Hallows to Ensign, Blomer to Adjutant, Don to Lieutenant, and Archibald Don to Lieutenant with other shifts in regiments. Newry’s Thomas Wray appointed Surveyor General of Ulster. Fletcher resigns.

Esterday John Bayly Pells Thomas Wray Newry Ulster Philip Fletcher James Davies Landwaiter Afton’s Quay Wray Humphry Minchin Davies James Molesworth Guife Fowke Richmond Webb Col. Leighton Gibraltar Joseph Gabber, Esq Thomas Murray Philip Legent Blakeney Robert Elliot John Treby Col. Hacket Edward Nightingale D. John Hallows Col. Boscawen William Fitzhugh William Cockcroft John Blomer Archibald Don Earl of Home Lewis Jones William Kellet Col. Adlercron Francis Dennis

Debtor Prison Reform Urges Mercy Over Life Confinement

London voices argue against lifelong imprisonment for debt as unjust and harmful. The piece warns of widespread loss to trade, families starved, and native talent fleeing, urging Parliament to consider mercy, reform, and a register of Britain’s population to reduce imprisonments.

Great Britain

Plague Bill Moves Through Houses and Naval Appointments

Reports include passage of a bill to prevent plague introduction from foreign parts, royal appointments in the Army and Navy such as Capt. Holmes and Lt. John Mather, and a new Somerset Man of War being commissioned for sea service. Also notes on church livings, revivals, and a royal hunt announced for Epping Forest.

King Dzarn Salisbury Whitehall Marriott St. Paul’s Wilson St. Catherine Gree Ayertt St. Andrew Wardrobe Pickering St. Bartholomew Lot Mary Susannah Bryan Dublin Bilboa Richard Halcombe Irvine Regiment of Foot John Mather Halcombe Board of Treasury Dennison Pool Dorsetshire Abercorn Board of Admiralty Somerset Holmes Chatham Epping Forest Chigwell Row Whittington Earl of Bute Orford Suffolk Warburton Gloucester Templeman Mirehouf Peterborough Wilford Lincolnshire Matthew Lamb Lichfield Coventry St. Margaret’s Westminster Westminster Infirmary Sun Tavern Kling Street Foundling Hospital Worcester Hendel George Dewar Ely Caroline Bertie Duke of Ancaster Saville Street Thomas Howard Berwick Upon Tweed Almanza France Ireland Regiment of Buffs Stoke Damerell Plymouth William Barlow Blackett William Morice

Inquest Finds Murder in Maude Case Near Cleadon

Newcastle March 31 The Coroner's Inquest on William Maude returned a verdict of murder by unknown hands. Key details cited include a wound above the right eye a bruised right breast and a body found off the southwest road near Cleadon with the horse riderless nearby. The mystery deepens as Maude's clothes money and whip remained. Also reported is the new ship owned by Captain John Addison of Whitby that struck the Black Middens while entering the harbor on its maiden voyage and appears to have lost its stern post with rocks biting through the hull.

Country News Newcastle William Maude Cleadon John Addison Whitby

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