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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Apr 12, 1774

Page

2

Contempt Clash with London Sheriffs Hits House

The House of Commons met at 2 pm and debated Col Luttrell’s demand that the London and Middlesex sheriffs be ordered to attend. After lengthy speeches by Luttrell, Fox, Beauchamp, and North, the motion failed while Beauchamp’s prevailed. discussions on wharfs at Hull and Ulxes Fitzmaurice estates followed.

House of Commons Luttrel London Middlesex C. Fox Lord Beauchamp Lord North T. Town Hend Hull Ulifses Fitzmaurice M. Tomkyns Lutterell Sherif Arfk Boston House America Thames Isis Cricklade Wilts

Royal Letters Patent Composition Manure Offered for Land Improvement

The public is urged to consider Aron Van Haake's Royal Letters Patent manure praised for grain and meadow land. Experiments claim higher crops, easy conveyance, and cheap application. Available in multiple sales locations with small quantity recommendations and postpaid inquiries to Baron Van Haake and listed agents across towns in England and Ireland.

Aron van Haake Baron van Haake London-wall Rochester T'Daw Newport Isle of Wight W. Chafe Norwich Y Lofthouse Leeds J. Petit Leighton-Buzzard Bedford Thire T. Petit Emberton Bucks Wm. Lavender Winches Er F. Mason Steekton Durham E. Threlfal Liverpooks B. Fhorn Exon Wm.Lee Lewes R. Spicer Boatesdale Suffolk Wm Clachar Chelmsford Shave Ipswich W. Gr Stamford M. Swinney Birmingham Dublin Ireland

Destitute Husband Seeks Aid for Laboring Wife in Distress

A needy man imprisoned in the King's Bench for three years due to stubborn creditors appeals to benevolent and humane individuals. His wife is in labor and he has nowhere to turn for immediate help or shelter, though a place is offered. Donations are invited at Mr. Coleman's tin-shop in Southwark and Mr. Peat's bookseller at 22 Fleet Street, with the cafe authenticated. Dated April 12, 1774.

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