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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Apr 04, 1765

Page

3

Neighbourhood news and royal tour reports in London

The day features sermons by Rev Mii Ring before Lord Mayor and aldermen at St Pauls, arrivals of Earl of Match and George Selwyn from Paris, and discussions of militia pay and chaplain bonuses. It notes naval dispatches, Dutch shipping, theatre enrollments, and local incidents from Clerkenwell to Southwark.

Mii Ring St. Paul’s Earl of Match George Auguiius Selwyn Gloucester Paris Royal Navy Founding Hospital Merchant Taylors Hall Brandenburgh Sanders Falmouth Mathewson Cork Erasmus Liverpool Leghorn van Hotten Witegrove London Hamburgh Amsterdam Cornelius Breer Spain Calais Gratis Mr. Dodd Bath Company Drury-lane House Mr. Aickin Dublin London Bridge Dover Lord Tilney Epping-forest County of Essex Wood’s Close Clerkenwell Finsbury Grays Essex Gary

Postscript on determining Ministry allegiance in Whigs or Tories

A letter to the printer argues the present Ministry’s party leanings by reviewing royal wars and peace campaigns under Whig and Tory governments. It contends that the Ministry’s handling of the France and Spain peace shows alignments with Whig or Tory principles, urging broader judgment by past actions.

France Spain Burt Haing Jengh Anne

A Tontine Proposal Worthy of Public Benefit

A letter argues for a multi class tontine scheme with 50 to 100 million pounds, subdivided by ages from ten up to seventy, each class containing 900,000 subscribers. Survivors draw accrued interest and the last survivor gains half the principal, potentially making annuities at par attractive and increasing public gain, with older classes offering faster upside.

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