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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Apr 12, 1774

Page

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Yatch for Sale with Fine Accommodations in Repair

Yatch of about 40 tons, in perfect repair and well fitted for tea, will be sold with or without her lead. For further particulars inquire of Mr. Deacon at March et opposite Southampton, where the yatch may be viewed.

Mother Shipton Mn Christie Pall-Mall London Tickford Park Newport Pagnell of Bucks Tickford Abbey Farm Castle Meadow Meil Robert King John William Hart Mr. Christie Noreham Demaines Murray Eates Berwick Upon Tweed Tweed Fenwick Lemingson Alnwick Northumberland Penscombe Wood Honiton Devon Golden Lion John Bailey Hembury-Fort Charter Bishop’s Lydeard Day Blagdon Taunton Somersetshire Rchard Way Careytreet Lincoln’s Inn

Review of an immature Peace and national policy

A 1762 pamphlet critique warns against too much peace or too little, urging strength against France and Spain. It argues conquests must be kept unless useless, condemns surrender for fear of enemies, and attacks Whig timidity and corrupt influence, urging decisive action to preserve Newfoundland fisheries and imperial power.

Carlton Junta Machiavel Newfoundland France Spain James I Europe Florentine Walpole Jenkins William Godolphin Madrid Lord Arlington St. Pierre Micquelon Louisiana Goree St. Lucia Canada Florida Jesus Utrecht Ohio Chamber of Accounts Paris Proposa Politicus

Death of Duchess Dowager of Deuxponts reported

A courier from Manheim brings word of the Duchess Dowager of Deuxponts, grandmother to Saxony’s Electress, dying. Also notes a Gosport seizure of 500 kegs brandy and tea at the custom house and unfinished Governor Hutchinson speech from Bolton dated February 22, 1774.

Dresden Manheim Deuxponts Saxony Gosport Holland Geneva Ketters Bolton New-England Hutchinson

Public interests weighed by old accounts and letters

A segment recounts debates on governance and constitutional limits, notes naval movements from Spithead to Bolton and East Indiamen sails, and includes a lengthy account of revenue growth from Elizabeth to George II. It quotes a clergyman's letter proposing a cadet for the India service, and records robberies, marriages, and deaths with local detail.

Portmouth Preston Robinson Spithead Admiral Geary Bolton Montague Anson Earl of Athburnham East-Indies St. Helen’s Road Queen Elizabeth Charles the First Charles the Second James the Second Anne George the Second East-India Company Ely Cambridge India Service Batte Black Bull Inn Bishopsgate Arut Mareh P. S Park Hyde Park Ranelagh Plumber Rgate Wolfe Oxford Road Thomas Mills Uxbridge William Pritherch Eig John Pritherch Lled The East India Company Poplar Smart John Smart Mount Pleasant East Barnet Richardson William Westbrook Richardson Mr. Brown Holborn Brompton Bent, Crockatt West India Merchans

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