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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Apr 06, 1775

Page

3

Trade and shipping news from Copenhagen to New York

March reports from Copenhagen, Warsaw, Paris, Amsterdam and Deal note duties on Bengal trade, new mercantile treaties, promotions in Paris, detained powder shipments, ships sailing to Cork Dublin and Maryland, arrivals at ports including Dublin Waterford Dover Dominica Bristol Oporto Lisbon Cowes and New York. Connecticut Assembly may raise provincials and Barba does petition Britain for America.

Copenhagen Bengal Agatick Company Warsaw Berlin Prussia Poland Daniziek Paris France Duke de Harcourt Duke de Noailles Count de Nicolay Duke de Fitz James Count de Noailles Count de Muy Department of War Duke de Duras Amsterdam Hague St. Euflatia Dublin Freemason Eyres Liverpool Sukey Ball Bristol Waterford Emperor Germany Richardson Philadelphia Lisbon George Simon Cowes Swan Bacon South Carolina New-York Gazette New-York Connecticut Assembly General Assembly Island of Barbadoes Great Britain America

London Remonstrance and St James's summons on American affairs

The City of London and Middlesex leaders prepare to present a petition to the King at St James's regarding American affairs with a 2 PM audience sought for next Monday. Aldermen and Common Council join the Lord Mayor's planned march from Guildhall to the Palace. Lord Clive was sworn as Lord Lieutenant of Salop. Baron Perret recovers from illness and travels to Stoke Newington. The King grants a life pension of 300 a year to the Lady of Sir Stanier Porton. A Liverpool ship, Johnson Jones, driven ashore near Bootle Bay, may be beyond salvage. A Pantheon incident features flustered chatter about shuttlecocks and corks, ending with a comic exhortation for a cork. Thursday night the noted Raffsty, a highway-

St. James’s Common Council Gi Baron Perret Rochester Stoke Newington Stanier Porton Lord Rochford Johnson, Jones Liverpool Maryland

Man known for infesting road on Finchley Common caught

A long-time nuisance along the London to St Alban’s route was captured near Finchley Common. The report lists price ranges for leather goods and animal fodder from markets in Leadenhall, Smithfield, and Necogate, plus local notices of marriages, deaths, and bankrupts. It notes a 105-year-old death at Wargrave, and various legal and commercial updates in London.

London Alban Finchley- Common Smithfield-market Necogate-market John Price North Carolina Stevens, Fadler Squires Bath Smithfield Cha. Handy Cloak-lane Sally Kidney Chethunt Herts Wargrave Berks Mary Watkins Henley Fetterlane Cook House of Commons Bolton Row Charles James Downal Irish House of Commons Lad-lane John Smith

House of Lords April 6 1774 actions and bills

The House of Lords issued judgments on the Montagu and Beaulieu case, passed Green’s divorce bill, and read multiple bills including trade restraints for American colonies, land tax commissioners, and jail reforms. Debates covered the Hertford jail, Lincoln's Inn gardens offices, and various inclosure bills. Resolved to report on North West Longitude reward and prepared accounts on naval debt and West India imports. The session adjourned to Monday with further committee work scheduled.

Duke of Montagu Lord Beaulieau New Jersey Pensylvania Maryland Virginia, &c Hertford Faulkener Taylor Green Lincoln’s Inn-Gardens Court of Chancery Marybone Rosewright Pennsylvania Virginia Holyhead Martin Allen Lord Halkerton William Willie Scotland Lord Barrington Committee of Supply Royal Navy Piccadilly Cater Wenor Witney America North Pole Grey Cooper East India Company Burke Hit House Lanerk Daniel Campbell Eig Andrew Stuart Lord Bure John Cavendish Mir Dundas Tho. Frankland Ord Roger Moytten Mountstewart Pewra West India Islands Delort Watts Youfe Comanitree Stourbridge Canal Committee of Ways and Means Houte

House of Commons Petition Hearing Motion

The House met after two and debated regulating the hearing of petitions on undue elections. It was agreed that Lanerk should be ballotted on Friday St Ives the 28th infant and North Berwick the 2d of May.

Lanerk St. Ives North Berwick

Spacious unfurnished manor near Dorset followsilent tenancy

Let unfurnished house at Maperton Dorset entered on immediately. Described as fit for a genteel family with hall three parlours oval kitchen offices library five bed-chambers garrets many closets good cellar stables coach-house and walled garden with two fish ponds and cold bath. Garden planted with fruit trees one mile from Beaminster five from Bridport on healthy country. Formerly home of Richard Brodrepp deceased. References to Bunch Fox Beamister and Hargrave Chancery Lane London.

Maperton Dorset Beamister Bridport Richard Brodrepp Bunch Fox Hargrave Quality Chancery Lane London

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