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.
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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.
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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.
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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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Cornhill
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Aid
Crain’s Court
Charing Cros
Great Britain
Iographia Philosophica
B Martin
W. Owen
Temple- Bar
Fleet-Street
William Radley
Gray’s Inn Gate
Holbourn