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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Apr 25, 1767

Page

3

Voyage Passengers Named By Port and Origin

A list of individuals with origins tied to various ports continues, naming passengers from Bristol, St Kitts, South Carolina, North Carolina, Oporto, Dublin, Southampton, Kingston, Portsmouth, London, Antigua and other locales. Mentions include Celia Power, Susannah Crew, Wheeler from Oporto, and Good Intent Page among others aboard ships like British King and Good Intent.

Fey Ville Bristol Elizabeth Mercy St. Kitts Dublin Genoa Cockburn London Maley St. J's Oporto Hogg South Carolina Fly Dewar Mary Herbert Good Intent Page Antigua William Phillips New Englands Martin, Hooper Lonon

Court and society notes from London and environs

Royal events and society chatter in London include a slight indisposition of the Queen, a grand levee at St James's, a Cabinet Council, the Duke of Gloucester reviewing Dragoon regiments, and arrivals of the Dukes of Bridgewater and Northumberland from Newmarket. The Free Masons anniversary, art exhibits at Pall Mall, and church appointments are listed alongside naval movements from Portsmouth and downriver ports. News covers marriages, municipal appointments, and local improvements such as water supply projects near Portsmouth and Port Down Hill.

London Richmond St. James’s Royal Duke of Gloucester Inniskilling Regiment of Dragoons Masdenhead-common Dukes of Bridgewater Northumberland Newmarket Viscount Molineux Hill-street Berkley-Square Honourable Society of Free Masons Merchant-Taylor’s Hall Lord Ward Lord Blaney Henry Duke of Beaufort Artis Pall-Mall Richard Scrages Samuel Whitlock St. Pou College Cambridge Lord Botetourt Burlscoombe Devon Exeter Hell M. Casali Buckingham-gate Portsmouth Gibraltar Motherbank Downs Commodore Palliser Guernsey Spithead Romney Faylor Farlington Port Down Hill Admiral Watson Admiral Scott Wells Deptford Bombay Madrass Greenwich

Obituaries and crime notes from London and Northamptonshire

A string of death notices from Northamptonshire and London includes Rev. Edmund Arnold Rector of Parsonagehouse at Paul's Pury and long-time New College fellow, Rev. Briant of St. Andrews Watling Street, stockbroker Mr Harris, and others. Also reported are Westminster sessions adjourning, trials for kidnapping, drink-fueled assaults, committals to Newgate, a Taylor wage petition rejected, burglaries in Elbow Lane and Cannon Street, and a Chelsea robbery. Also mentions sea warfare mail from Minorca, shipping, and vigilance reports. An advertisement for Rawley’s Cephalic Herb Tobacco and Rowley's British Herb Snuff extols medicinal benefits and price details.

Paul's Pury Northamptonshire Edmund Arnold New College Oxford Briant St. Antholin’s Watling-street Harris St. Dunstan’s Church Fleet-street Pall Mall James Guildhall Chancery Lane Wood Street Angel Inn Fleet Market Thomas Rutter William Amory Newgate Ardon Stacy Elbow-lane College Hill Webb Cannon-street Doctor’s Commons Kensington Chelsea Lucynb France Minorca Mediterranean Morocco Gibraltar T’anson Fairlee Sussex Dunkirk New Shoreham Leadenhall-market Rotherhithe Rawley St. Paul's London Rowdey Cannister James Rowley

Postscript on Borough Privileges Reform Plan

A letter to the London Evening Post reports a supposed Patriot plan to strip boroughs of parliamentary electors and extend county representation by property. The writer lists current county contributions and proposed shifts, noting counties' varying property-based shares. A second piece presents verses directed to a student at Exeter College, Oxford, praising learning and friendship and urging the recipient to pursue noble plans and fame.

London Evening- Post- T Your London Evening Post W.M. T. Esq Exeter College Oxford

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