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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Apr 04, 1767

Page

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London Evening Post Advances New Fonts for News

The printer thanks readers for forty years of support from nobility and gentry and introduces new fonts cast by Mr Caston to include more news than any other evening paper. The London Evening Post pledges continued constitutional tone and deference to correspondents.

London Evening Post Caston J. Meres

Dinings and Illness News and Bankruptcy Notices

From the London Gazette Copenhagen report on the Danish king's illness and recovery, noting his Majesty out of danger and the Queen's prudent attendance. Also lists bankrupts to surrender at Guildhall and creditors’ dividends due, with dates in April May. Several names and trades across London and regional towns appear.

Benjamin Williams Fenchurch Buildings London Guildhall Samson Darkin Whitechapel Middlesex Chapman David Forsyth St. Martin’s-ane Anthony Reboul the Younger Coleman Street Coventry William Richardson Towerhill Thomas Mearsh Little Hampton Sussex Rodolph Hobbs Stratford Essex Charles Levie Strand Aprilus Joseph Silvester Birmingham Michael Little Stand Sammel Shoell Mountacute Somersetshire John Phillips St. Luke Chelsea Suffolk Ipswich Bury St. Edmunds Samuel Kilderbee R. James J. Newbery Bible Sun E. Paul Great Briton Ireland James

Royal Court and church scene mingle with high nobility

Sunday the Bishop of Litchfield and Coven preached before their Majesties and the royal family at the Chapel Royal. The Bishop of Norwich was indisposed, and the Earl of Eglington carried the Sorord of State. A grand Court followed at St Jamies’s with the Dukes of York, Gloucester and Cumberland present. On Saturday evening Lord Gower arrived in Arlington Street.

Litchfield Coventry Chapel Royal Norwich Earl of Eglington St. Jamies’s Dukes of York Gloucether Cumberland Lord Gower Arlington-street Trentham Hall Afican Senegambia Lord Willoughby Parham Matthew Pugh Trinity College, Cambridge Waring St. Paul’s Rentworth Hertfordshire Champness Cadington Bedfordshire Patfield Marshalea King’s Bench England France Quere Matilda Catherina Copenhagen Claas Peterson Bourdeaux Newrope Yarmouth Essex Gravesend Thames Catherina Margaretta Oile Geertson Smidt Drontheim Nor Way Guernsey Spithead Bristol Donegal Staples London Lyme St. George Wootton Rotterdam Poole Ramsea Hereford Tama Freeman William Cytie Hemsforth Beecher St. John’s College, Cambridge Miss Drake Southwell Bath Lisle Bueclere Hampshire William Price Warwick Michael Allam William Muddyman Henry Capes William How Daniel Holyoake Hewitt, Baker Earl-Street Seven Dials Thomas Miller Carrather Unionstreet Kinnen, &c Bowstreet John Fielding William Kelynge Thomas Kynaston Elgis Daniel Loveland Thomas Smith Jeremiah Ryan Samuel Collins Francis Gormand Henry Johnson Lawrence Sweetman Thomas Brown Armstrong Sweetman John Griffiths Holloway Gibraltar Irwin Corsica Committee of City-lands Haymarket Renelagh

Aristocratic notes and maritime notices from 1767

Extracts recount a string of society items from Trentham Hall to Arlington Street, births, appointments, and obliquely political remarks amid shipping misadventures, prison trials, and notices of clergy livings. It notes a Corsican conflict, a Catalan bark misload, and law proceedings, with several deaths and local crimes.

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