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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Apr 20, 1779

Page

3

Admiral Sir Hyde Parker Killed in Action at St James's

A historical dispatch notes Captain Parker killed in action during his promotion to Rear Admiral and knighthood for services in the Americas. Also mentions Captain Evans killed his Majesty's hand upon promotion to Rear Admiral of the White and other naval movements from Portsmouth and ports, with prizes taken and ships fitted for convicts at Woolwich.

Parker St. James’s Americas Sir Hyde Parker Evans Plyshdach Phenix Ratker Georgia Spielhead Promix Therrit Savandak Domingo Ramib Portsmouth Augusta Marcin Marravel Martinico Bourdeaux Ramildieq Louisa Elizabeth French Falmouth Hanover Todd Lisbon Boulderson West Indies Whitehall His Majesty Woolwich

Bankrupts surrender dates listed at Guildhall

A list of bankrupts with surrender dates May 1 to June 1 at Guildhall London and regional venues. Names include John Knapp Sexton apothecary Mary Thomas Breary Taylor William Carver farmer George Downing dealer Edmund Roope monger Rowland Blount Liverpool George Taylor carpenter William Thomas innkeeper and others. Dividends and certificates to be granted at specified venues and dates.

John Knapp Sexton Queen-street Westminster Apothecary Guildhall Mary Thomas Breary St. Andrew Holborn Taylor William Carver Golder's Green Hendon Farmer London George Downing Brompton Déater Edmund Roope Kingfosidge Delvonshire Ison, Monger Exeter Rowland Blount Liverpool Golden Fleece George Taylor Brighthelmston Carpenter Castle Tavern William Thomas King’s Arms Bush Tavern Cornsftreet Bristol Joseph Fowle Moneystrivener Three Cranes Inn Leicester Stretton Borough of Bay Guildhpi Rice Jones Coventry-street Westmister Jereiler John Pleininger

Greenwich Hospital Progress and Printer Dispute in Lords

The House of Lords on April 21 adjourned further Greenwich Hospital business to the next fortnight. Lord Abingdon read a letter from Mr. Parker, imprisoned under House confinement, complaining of confinement hardships and seeking removal to Newgate. A debate followed over the printer’s discharge, and a motion to send the printer to Newgate failed without a division.

Greenwich Hospital Lord Abingdon Parker Newgate Duke of Bolton Lord Ravensworth

Fragmented bill item references county Somerfort and Bristol

A garbled OCR fragment mentions a bill for building in Somerfort county and a Bristol related item. It hints at a House action and a Navy connection, with unclear details and names obscured by text errors.

Somerfort Thran Bristol Navy

House of Commons Wafer Day Report and Amendments

Fragmentary record shows the House of Commons agreeing to a report and amendments. Names such as Malden, Pringle, and Heshrfogt appear in disjointed text with references to Fridays and a deferred Ways and Means discussion.

Malden

A Quaker Debate on Tithes and Liberty in Early Thought

A letter responding to anti Quaker arguments discusses religious liberty, the right to worship, and opposition to coercive tithes. It defends the Quaker stance against state church pressures, arguing for voluntary faith and the mind’s autonomy under Christian principles. The writer cites scripture and calls for humility, self denial, and peaceful reform. The piece reflects 18th century religious controversy and attaches to a broader debate about ecclesiastical authority and individual conscience.

Edo Rory Peiend Jdon Evening Post Evererson Fred Hberg Humah

Treatise on Giftment Tithe in Exchequer Case 1774

A May publication announces AON APPENDIX to the Treatise on Giftment Tithe with notes on the Bateman case. It cites the Court of Exchequer Batter Term 1774 concerning tithe of giftment of sheep and barren cattle. Published by Richardson Urquhart and others with new editions and a Military Sermon 1778.

Billy Bateman Thomas Bateman Duke of Gordon Whaplode Lincolnshire Richardson and Urquhart Royal Exchange WW. Nicolls St. Paul’s Churchyard T. Cadell Strand J. Walter Charing Cross W. Teffeyman York Mr. Bateman Farnham Camp

Auction notice for estate near Richmond Park and Haymarket

A late 18th century notice advertises sale of a large villa near Sheen and Richmond Park with stables, coach houses, gardens, and four to five acres, plus nearby land. The property includes a freehold close, conservatory, billiard room, and outbuildings. Viewings and details via John i's Coffee Room and Greenwood's Auction Room Cornhill. Auction from May 10 to sale day.

Haymarket Zathary Philip Fonnereau Sheen Surry Richmond Park Uule Ohn i Coffe Rooke Cornhill Greenwood

New Compendious Greek Grammar for Schools

Publication notice for a revised Greek grammar edition with additions and notes. Includes price, seller Richardson and Uroohark, and a description of improvements and an appendix detailing nouns and verbs.

Mefits Richardson and Uroohark Reyad J'G. Burnet

Ninth Day Weas the Brench Apes in Battle Line

A fragment notes a ninth day scene with a group called Weas the Brench advancing in a line of battle. The readable text lacks clear names places or outcomes.

Chen

Witness account of naval battle signals and ship positions

The witness describes foggy seas and line of battle signals during the action. He notes appearances of the Formidable with blue flags, the Victory on starboard tack, and the Formidable's uncertain station. He recalls seeing distinguished lights on the Queen and Formidable, and discusses near approaches of Blue division ships toward the Ragway and Stirling Castle area.

Proserpine Windward Siould Charles Douglas Stirling Castle Red the Red Dinor Formidable Mark Whighd Bag Ledure Endeavour Charles

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