London Evening-Post guarantees steady constitutional liberty
The London Evening-Post thanks readers for their support since restoration to circulation. It pledges to maintain constitutional overviews and the true interest of Great Britain with loyal, impartial press freedom as the paper’s guiding principle.
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Ratisbon Dispatches Outline Prussian Plans and London Court Martial
Ratisbon March 14 reports Dyer delaying harsh measures against imperial disruptors while Austria and allies recoup Saxony and control Brandenburg. Vienna notes Laudohn offensive, Baun patient, Prussia maneuvers near Sprefden, Great Glogau siege possible. Breda conference hints peace talks. Breda as a neutral hub eyed by all sides. London reports Court Martial on Lord Sackville, naval losses, Bank of England directors, and London society notices.
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Prussia
Laudohn
Count Baun
Freyberg
Sprefden
Great Glogau
Fouquety
Lowenberg
Lienitz
Prince Hersn
Henry
Adare
Hague
France
England
Breda
Republick
Maubert
London
George Sackville
George Sackwille
Thurot
Cole
Dartmouth
Havre-de-Grace
Richard and Ann
Burfield
Xabia
Malaga
Rogers
Limerick
Bristol
Gibraltar
Barbary
The
India Company
Bombay
Purling
Neptune
Foster
Earl Temple
Lascelles
York
Steix
Port News Item from Deal on April 3
Deal April 3 reports the Men of War remaining in the Downs with three Vidtuallers and a ship from a xolina bound for Hamburgh. Wind north east and strong. In another entry a ship named Hufsar armed sails to Woolwith. wind east five points.
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Port News
Deal
Axolina
Hamburgh
Adjournment of Northampton County muster meeting in 1760
In Downing Street on April 2 1760 Sir Grey Hamlyn announces the adjournment of the Northamptonshire militia gathering. The alighting meeting formerly set for the 16th is moved to Monday the 28th at the George Inn Northampton. Deputy lieutenants justices constables are to attend the adjourned assembly.
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Halifax
York Srace-Coney
White Swan Inn
Holbourn Bridge
London
Black Swan Inn
Coney-Stret
York
Bugden
Grantham
Bawtry
Robert Burch
William Carte&r
Ljea
Barnes
Newcastle
Halbourn Bridge
King’s Head Inn
Bowery
Thirth
Northamerton
Smeaton
Darlington
Durham
Ac Cue Fame
To be Sold Under Prime Order In Covent Garden
An assigner announces a sale held under private order at Chandis Street Covent Garden. The notice specifies an internal sale with emphasis on title transfer and control by the assigner. Details are fragmentary but indicate a non-public sale process governed by the assigners.
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Hammerssmith
John Hobson
Oxford Blues
Porsmouth
Holbourn
Newark
Hornbin
George Yard
Lombard Street
Joseph King
Braintree
Essex
Ingatestone
William Price
Smyth
Henrietta-street
Covent-Garden
John Fielding
Price
Hilliard
Theatre-Royal
Moor
Venice
Ross
Jago
Ryan
Ridour
Sarks
Dyer
Hamilton
Want
Mafs Hilliard
Stax
Chandis Street
Covent Garden
Rupert Brrew
Jons Barnes
Winliam Carter
Thomass Sbeee
York Coaches
White Swan
Holborn Bridge
London
Black Swan
Coney- Street
York
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George Smith
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Bank of England
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Robert Marth
Charles Boehm
Tho. Chitty
City of London
Peter du Cane
Samuel Flud
William Hent
Benjamin Longuer
Charles Palmer
Edward Payne
Henry Plant
Thomas Plumer
Robert Saludsbury
Christ’s Hospital
Joseph Eyres
Daniel Highmore
Mr. Eyres
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Para Enewanse
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Alexander Sheafe
Pom South
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Yamuel Beachcroft
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Ris
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Wares
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Tames Snerling
Harry Thompson
Fnulp Ieclanaire
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Bytes
Highmore
Shaftsbury
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Marquis of
Bradshaw
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Hertfordshire
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Hertford
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Southampon
Southampton
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