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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Apr 22, 1736

Page

2

Storm of Hail Causes Severe Crop Loss and Local Incidents

Reports detail a violent hailstorm on Wednesday June 27, 1733, destroying vast corn stores across Mobberly Toft Athiey Pownal Fee Etchells Plumley and nearby settlements, with 190s raised for relief. The page also covers a Quaker in Southwark injuring two people, a deserter case aboard a vessel to Scotland, a theft at Hon Mr Coke’s stables, a man found dead after a bottle spree, executions in York, a Montemar embassy note, convoy drownings off Leghorn, and various stock and financial quotes.

William Yarwood Edmund Taylor Ralph Percival Mobberly Toft Athiey Pownal Fee Etchells Plumley County Palatine of Chester England Berwick Upon Tweed Southwark Nottingham Col. Creamer Foot-Guards Earl of Dunmore Scotland Mr. Coke Hanover Square Geneva York John Midgely William Randal

Trade Deceit Fear in Goldsmiths Way Auctions

Wary merchants warn against decoys and impositions in public sales and auctions. The article condemns brass plated wares sold as French plate by brasiers, calling the practice deceptive and damaging to trade.

Parish Workhouse Contract Offered by London Undertaker

Churchwardens and Overseers are informed that John Tahruckstone of London Bridge seeks seven years or more to lodge maintain and employ the Poor as weekly monthly or quarterly pensioners to support paupers and their children. He promises meat drink washing lodging clothes and physick and to bear burial costs and apprenticeships while saving the parish harmless in all legal actions. Fourpence per shilling saved by contract with credit until public money collected. Parishes listed include St Magnus London Bridge the Liberty of the Rolls St Helen's Bishopsgate Whitefriars Fleet Street James Duke’s Place and nearby areas.

Vazzhereas Jace St. Magnus London-Bridge Liberty of the Rolls St.Hellen’s Bishopsgate-street White-Fryars In

LETT AT Hyde Park Gorner Let to Mr. Thomas Aldwell

Property details describe a riding yard with forty stalls, hay lofts, open ride, and good lighting. Located near Hyde Park Corner, inquire of William Rogers in Petty-French near Queen's Square Westminster for immediate letting. Also offers a nine acre garden ground at Hartwell near Aylesbury with crops and frames for sale or lease with widow Frizzell or banker Dagnall. Combine for long lease up to 30 years.

Hyde+Park-Gorner Thomas Aldwell George-Inn William Rogers Petty-France Queen’s Square Wefftminster Hartwell Ailesbury Bucks Tho. Frizzell Deceas Frizzell Mr. Dagnall Bankfeller N.B

Horse Races and Cock-Fighting at New Brentford

At Hounslow Heath a series of purses on May 26 to 29 offers races for mares, geldings, and hunters with varied weights and entrance fees. Entries close May 17 at the Red-Lyon Inn New Brentford. Cock-fighting planned at the Three Pigeons with a £4 stake, and strict liquor-sell restrictions.

Hounslow Heath Jhee Guieneas Red-Lyon Inn New Brentford Middlesex Surrey Ro Pic

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