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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Apr 13, 1780

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Hertford County General Meeting Notice 1780 Plan

A list of members who voted for and against Dunnine's motion on April 6 1786 is published with an invitation to attend the adjourned Hertford County General Meeting at the Shire House in Hertford on April 17 at eleven in the forenoon to receive from the Committee the Plan of Association signed by George Jennings chairman with additional dated notices and a roster of attendees and signatories from Chester to London reflecting broad political support.

Mur. Dunnine Movriotn County of Hertford Plertford

Notable Names List in Historical Roll Call

The fragment lists titled individuals including William Sir H Beaumaris Williams, Watkin, Flint Wilmot, Eardley Tiverton Winnington, Edw. Droit wich Wosd, Tho. Middlesex Wray, Sir Cecil Retford Wrottesley, Sir John Staffordshire, Wynn Glynn Carnarvon Wynne, Sir W W Denbigth Yonge Sir Geo Honiton and Byng George Wigan serving as teller.

Adair James Cockermouth Alten Ben Bridegewater Amyand John Camelford Amyatt Totnes Annesley Francis Reading Anfin George Litchfield Ate W. Acourt Heytesbury Astley Sir Edward Norfik Autrey Alesbury Bakr Aldborough Bampfylde C. W. Exeter Baring Exeter Barre Hon Isaac Calne Barrow Charles Glo Leicester Daves St Charles St Edrmandfoury Dinkins Henry Hinton Dehany Phillip St. Ives D. Mpster St. Andrews C. Dake Aem Snderham Dake Wan J.n. Ditto Dundas K Lau Edinburgh Serlingthire Richmond Denning Cale Elliot Edward Cornwall Elliot Sir Gil Roxbdurghthire Elwes Berkhire Bewik Samuel Wetbury Savile Marion Fitzpatrick Richard Tavistork Fletcher H. Cumberland Fleming Michael le Wesmoreland Fleming J Hn Southampton Foley Worcettermure Foley Dritwich Forester Wenlock Fox Chas J.mainsbury Kiane Sir ‘Pho Shirik Fravad Whoma Ditto Freeman Thomas Edwards Steyning Goddard Ambrose Wiltshire Gordon Lord George Luggershall Going Cherles Storeham Gugh Sir Herry Bramber Grey Booth Leicest Gregory Robert Rochester Grenvile Tao Bucks Grenvile Jam Honywood Appleby Honywood Steyning Hopkis Rich Baremuth Hoe Darsmouth Howe Nottingham Hume Peersfeld Hugerore James Peter Leiesterth Re Hunt Rodmyn Jervoie Jerveie Clerk Hamphthire Jonnstone Kinghorne Lord Stockbridge Keene Keppel W. Cuicerner Yarmouth William Sir H. Beaumaris Williams Watkin Flint Wilmot Eardley Tiverton Winnington Droitwich Wosd Tho Middlesex Wray Sir Cecil Retford Wrottesley Sir John Staffordshire Wynn, Glynn Carnarvon Wynne Sir W.W Denbigth Yonge Sir Geo. Honiton Teller Byng, George Wigan

Wortley Names and Places in County History

Sir Richard Wortley and James Wortley linked to New Port Hants with Wyldboro and Yarmouth references. Peterborough and Harwich appear alongside John Robinson in a listing of names and places for local history notes.

Wortley Sir Richard Newport Hants James Yarmouth

Letter From Robert Manners for Cambridge County Election

On board the Resolution at Spithead in April 1780 Robert Manners appeals to Gentlemen Clergy and Freeholders of Cambridge County to attend the upcoming nomination day for county representation. He notes professional duties may prevent personal canvassing but seeks support citing his father the late Marquis of Granby and commitment to constitutional principles. He offers his services for the next general election.

Spithead Freeholders County of Cambridge Camebridge Marquis of Granby Eleion Rosert Manners

Golden Horse Stables and Bankrupt Creditor Actions

Golden Horse Livery Stables Oxford advertises accommodation for coach horses and livery on reasonable terms. Also announces creditors of Thomas Hughes the younger of Helywell in bankruptcy must meet April 24 at Feathers Inn Chester to approve or contest the assignees’ actions and disposal of stock and goods.

Hester White Lion Inn Chester Coventry Golden Horse Livery Stables Oxford Ichards S. Peat Thomas Hughes the Younger Helywell Flint Mercer Drarer Grocer Adams Feathers Inn City of

Philosophical Dialogues on Natural Religion by Hume

Extract from the Monthly Review praises Hume's Dialogues on Natural Religion as an elaborate, elegant and highly thoughtful work. It highlights its importance, ancient dialogue style, and superior composition compared to other writings by Hume. Published by G Robinsor in Paternofter-row.

David Hume G. Robinsor Paternofter-row Monthly Review Noy

Irwin’s Lozenges and Drops advertised for coughs and fevers

Royal patent notices promote Seid at Cornhill and Berkeley Square London for Lozenges and Drops to ease coughs, fevers, throat and gland inflammations, with claims of safety for children. Boxes sold at two shillings and twenty five count boxes at the patentee’s London addresses. Dr Anderson’s Scotch Ass imported by James Inglish.

Cornhill Marfion-house Yrwin London England Berkeey-square Irwin Dr.Anderson James Inglish

Court of Common Council Discusses Public Papers and Association Plan

London records a Court of Common Council meeting at Guildhall with Lord Mayor and Aldermen. Letters from Lord Shelburne Dunning and Pitt were discussed for publication, a Plan of Association was endorsed for London citizens, and committees to execute the plan were authorized. Also noted were naval movements, hospital leases, and local marriages and deaths.

Guildhall Crosby Townsend Bull Wilkes Sawbridge Kirkman Lewes Hayley Newnham Sainsbury Wright Pugh Peter Roberts Shelburne Dunning Pitt Lord Shelburne Mr. Dunning Mr. Pitt London

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