Protestant zeal and noble charity in April reports
An April issue notes John Bagwell Esg MP of Tulsa granted a free indulgence by the Guild of Merchants for promoting parliamentary limits and safeguarding liberties. It also mentions nobility retrenching expenses for the poor, the Mountmorres viscountcy passing to Harry Morres, a Countess delivering a daughter, and assorted London and country news from Edinburgh, York, Canterbury, and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guild of Merchants
John Bagwell
Tuls
Viscount
Mountmorres
Baron of
Castlemorrés
Harry Morres
Viscount Mountmorres
Oxford
Harry de Monté Morréscoe
Strongbow Earl of Pembroke
Henry the Second
Countess of
Biddy Carr
Country News
York
Page
Newcastle
Holmes
Castle
Sipwith
John Eckets
John Eckels
Howdon Market
Skipwith
Breighton
Canterbury
Sir Edward Knatchbull
Hatch
Bank Note Reward Notice From 1766
A historical notice offers five guineas for return of a fifty pound bank note No 773 dated March 18 1766 payable to Peter Burrell. The note was payable at a bank and payment is to be stopped. It directs that the finder bring the note to Mr Foxcroft in St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Law, &c
St. Paul’s
Wintner’s Hall
Sheriff Kennett
Earl of
St. Mary
Edward Comer
Yetterday
Ilness
Archibald Brackenridge
S J. John’s College
Oxford
Merchat Taylor
Copenhagen
John Albert Baron de Korf
Russia
Thursasy
Joseph Cliffey
Bishopsgate-treet
Walbrook
Daniel Scott
France
William Jones
Ramsbury Manor
Wiltshire
Edward Quartier
Queen’s Head
Angelstreet
St. Martin’s le Grand
John Warton
Cobler
Piccadilly
Soci
M’cloed
Frankfort
Heffe Caffe
Peter Burrell
Foxcroft
St. Louis
Complaint of a Father's Despair Over a Wayward Son
A Flint county father laments his son Edward’s folly and dissipation. The boy, once sent to school, rejected discipline, ran to the sea as a midshipman, and returned causing strife at home. The letter seeks the London Evening Post’s help to warn families against such vice and to reform the youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plien
London Evening Post
Epwardd
Lilly
Tinutt
Feieces
Macer
Plymouth
Also Mentioned on This Page
London
Prince of Wales
Prince Frederick
Richmond
Genoa
Duke of York
Italy
William Pitt
Pond-street
Hayes
Leager
Mr. Pitt
Earl Temple
Pall-Mall
George Grenville
Detto
Pitt
H&r
Bere
Westminster Bridge
Foundling Hospital
Portsmouth
Polit
His Majesty
Diligence
Spithead
North America
Effex
Jamaica
Essex
Foot
St. James’s Park
The
East India Company
George Dudley
Esq
Thomas Rous
William Harwell
Fitz- Williams Barrington
P.g
Christopher Baron
Charles Chamters
A. J
Joseph Cretwicke
Charles Cutts
John Pardee
Frederick Pigou
John Parting
John Roberts
Henry Savage
Brost
T. Saanders
Luke Scrafton
J. Stephenson
Edward Wheler
George Wombwell
H. House
Treasury
Paris
Prince of Nassau
Forth
Epping
Shuter
Covent Garden Theatre
Shurer
Cour
Hermione
New Prison
James Clitherow
Howard
New Br
Alon
Hampshire
Hence
Wooty
Thomas Baker
Southwark
Lloyd’s
Lord Edgcumbe
East Indies
Earl
Bure
Scotland
Saffron- Walden
Bumpstead
Hemnstead
Radwincer
Rice
Hatitéad’ Hall
Garvan
Felstead
Finchinfield
Baidfield
Blake-End
General Magazine of Arts and Sciences
Benjamin Martin
W. Owen
Fleet Street
Hicks
Postsc Rift
Fibod
O.N
Joy
Faa
County of
Flint
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