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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Apr 17, 1733

Page

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Excise Bill Cheers Spark Wild London and Kent News

Reports from Plymouth to Maidstone and London recount widespread celebrations over the postponement of the tobacco and excise bills. Bonfires, bells, illuminated houses, and healths to the king and liberty mark public joy, with mobs and processions in Worcester and Grantham praising trade and independence. Extraordinary effigies and cheers accompany the political moment.

Pearce Puersboare Gourland Riga Vince Czarterski Poland Derbent Rouen Dover Calais France Maidstone Kent Seine Worcester London Lord Derby The Glorious Great Britain Lancascashire Bristol Our Country Edward ‘Stanley Mr. Lewes Curt Warwick Foyebay Tobach Grantham

Coroner Election Scheduled for Middlestx County

The election for a coroner for the County of Middlestx is fixed by the sheriffs to Thursday next at Hicks's Hall in St John Street. The county court day will begin at ten o clock in the forenoon in the room of George Rivers Ely.

Printing College selects Berkston over Foxford in Cambridge

An account from Mere in Wilthhire notes Col Defeury’s Lady delivering three fine boys, two living and healthy. Other items report appointments, church rebuilds, and royal favor including judges and clerks, with the Prince of Orange expected and plans for a new House of Lords. The piece also mentions a gift of rings motto Animas singit legesque tuetur and various religious and legal appointments.

Behney Printty College Cambridge Mrr. Berkston Foxford Nottinghamshire Kent Norfolk Sts Robert Walpole Mere Wilthhire Earl of Albemarle Holt Prince of Orange Parliament House of Lords and Commons Justice Reeve Sergeant Wright Thomas Abney Inser-Templé Lancaster Ilies Comyns Cant Comyns Glibery Douglas St. George’s Church Southwark Edward Darby Lord Haverdhhm Woodford Northampton Diocese of Peterborough Mn Hapat A. ML St. Mary Magien Lawrence-Juty Me. Rees Chester Grosvenor George Wright Patriditieux Fay Leicester Thomas Crargas Evythe Dart Evelyn Newéaild Falniinith Cekattuiy Bhsbop Colchester Richard Perit Walintad Benita Northall Gaydener
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