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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Apr 18, 1772

Page

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London Gazette notices and European tensions sparking unrest

April letters report debates on prohibiting brandy import to avert corn shortages. The Plenum debated private matters. Versailles recalls Confederate service officers and demands deserters. Vienna follows. Polish-Russian tensions rise with reports of planned massacres and security measures at Cracovia garrison. Copenhagen notes urge burghers to equip muskets for defense.

London Gazette Chaim Sth Bibikow Nont Ramnburgh Copenhagen

Easter Court Observances and Shipping News Abroad

Easter Sunday rites at the Chapel Royal were attended by the King and Queen with 18 Knights Companions and senior clergy. News from Berlin and Vienna discusses Prussian moves, Ottoman affairs, and grain hoarding tactics affecting Europe. Local notices record marriages, deaths, and police-era incidents in London society.

Hearts of Steel terrorizes Ballymena caller in Antrim letter

The Stew letter from Antrim recounts threats by the Hearts of Steel demanding money, followed by house invasion and a fatal shooting after the residents concealed by a serjeant and twelve men. A Dundalk murder near Dundalk market ends with three killed and two sons among the captured suspects.

Dublin Antrim Ballymena Hearts of Steel Hell Dundalk Fesjeant Duéhin Gazette

Address to England about church tithes and bishops

A London Evening Port editorial appeals to English readers on ministerial trust and the misuse of tithes. It accuses bishops of opposing reform, criticizes church doctrine alignment with the state, and urges petitions for abolition of subscription laws to restore the uncorrupted Word of God.

London England Faa Eifer Gramming God Phocion

Strong guard confines 15 more sisters in error

From Bury Saint Edmunds on April 14 news says 15 additional sisters were placed under guard and jailed for destroying five mills and robbing farmers with knives. Maiden reports a local subscription to supply the poor with flour at 18d a peck. Deal notes ships Harmony Coffin for Boston Georgia Packet Anderson for Georgia and Beaver De Piester for Hull. No ships in the Downs. Wind N.

Bury St. Edmund's Deal Harmony Coffin Boston Georgia Packet Anderson Georgia Beaver de Piester Hull Wind N

Manor for sale near London with improvements offered

Property described as a manor to be sold with potential for further improvements in a very agreeable neighbourhood within 106 miles of London. Present incumbent aged 60 to 70. Further particulars from Mr Richard Way, attorney at law, Careyfficer, London. General Meeting of Trustees for repair of roads from Stones End Kent to Dartford and West end of Stroud Green Surrey set for Saturday at Green Man on Blackheath at ten in the morning to appoint year’s committees.

Perann London Richard Way Careyfficer Stones End

Rehearsal and Anniversary Meeting at Cathedral Church of St Paul

A historical notice describes a fundraising rehearsal and feast day at St Paul’s Cathedral for the sons of needy clergy. Attendees include prominent church figures led by Lord Archbishop and Duke of Devonshire. Tickets required for admission with proceeds aiding apprentices and the clergy's sons, doors opening at ten o'clock.

Saltis St. Paul Faefliay Gunterbury Duke of Devonshire Halifax Darapier PruUust T. Barr. Young D.D Wms Webber Ettner

Committee for reducing high provisions price meets at coffee-house

Paterenofist-row April 15 1772 PPCHE Committee for endeavouring to reduce the present high price of provisions will meet on Wednesday April 16 at the Coffee-house at five o'clock to treat with suppliers for ready money to supply two hundred sixty fat bullocks and thirteen hundred wether sheep for a three month contract. Proposals sealed to Secretary Mr William Herne 41 Paternoster Row London by Monday April 27.

Paterenofist-row London William Herne Pater-norter+ row

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