Printer of The Lewvon Everinco Post Reflects on Forty Years
The printer, J. Meres, thanks the nobility and gentry for forty years of favor with the Lewvon Everinco Post. He announces new fonts cast by Mr. Cason to improve type and pledges continued publication on constitutional principles. The London Evening Post will carry more news than any other evening paper and maintain deference to correspondents.
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Lewvon
J. Meres
Brunswick
Amelia
Cavendith-square
Copenhagen
Prince Frederick
Christiansboure 3
Castrup
Iland
Amack
Cadiz
South America
Paraguay
Cape St. Antonio
River of Plate
Paris
Versailles
Corfica
Compeigne
Newmarket
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Cumberland
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Dereham
Norfolk
Liverpoole
Greenland
Torbay
Havre de Grace
Foundling Hospital
Maidh
London GazetTE from Barcelona April 4 report
Long London GazetTE entry notes Jesuit college seized and an embargo on Jesuits to transport to Italy aboard warships. Copenhagen and other ports report ship movements, bankrupts lists, court notices, marriages, deaths, crimes, and local disturbances.
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Jesuits
Carriac
Tarragona
Italy
Copenhagen
Waldemann
Hence
Ic Vicomte Ae Niculant
Grand Bailli de Sac
Chambellan
Royal Court Sermon and Court Scene At Windsor
Sunday at the Chapel Royal Rev Dr Pyle preached before the King. Lord Mashami bore the state and a splendid court followed though her majesty was not present. The Duke of York appeared for the first time at court with Heron Her Majesty’s horses presented by the king. The Earl of Barrow and his new wife were introduced at court.
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Duke of Gloucester
Chatham
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Newmarket
Earl of Northington
the Grange
Bury-street
St. James’s
Paris
Lord Kenmure
Cook
Paynstown
Dean Swift
Drury-lane
Royal Society
Sudbury
Suffolk
Whitechapel
Leadenhall
Black -Lion -Court
St. Giles’s
John Davidson
Academy
Hornsey
Manchester
George Henry Wilson
London
Lucinda Watts
Rochdale
Ancashire
St. James’s Church
Thomas Tiltey
Mife Shepherd
Brodie
Lifle-street
Hendon
Jakeman
Berwick-street
Soho
Olroy
Regiment of Foresters
Kew Chapel
Sally Way
Richmond
Lewis Way
South Sea Company
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James Phipps
Goldsmith
Elizabeth Collier
Robert. Collier
Cheapside
St. Austin’s
Thomas Wright
Hackney
Miss Burrows
Burrows
Dolly
Pater-nofter-row
Diana Sutton
George Sutton
Kelham Notts
Duke of Rutland
Thomas Chaplin
Blankney
Lincolnshire
Dunbar
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Henry Knox
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Jonathan Mayland
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Joseph Remmant
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York
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Earl of Barremore
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