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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Apr 26, 1737

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Publick life letter on taxation and South Sea securities

A long letter argues against a proposed reduction in duties and questions the wisdom of empowering trustees to manage annuities. It discusses 6,251 trust accounts, the South Sea Company, and the impact on widows, orphans, and national finances. It defends the writer’s position with figures and appeals to integrity and prudence.

Laverett Court of Chancery London Evening Post Locke Jean Tristes South-Sea Company Cate Monty Phe Ron Rho Pretoy Anriitties

Trial of counterfeit pass travelers ends with pillory sentences

In Exon on April 23, the General Quarter Sessions before John Cholwich examined Isaac Grixes John Bennet and Richard Drake for travelling with counterfeit passes as distress’d seamen. They were found guilty and ordered to stand on the pillory on a market day. Yesterday four inhabitants without North Gate were arrested by an Exchequer writ and jailed. Several others are indicted for involvement in the smuggling trade harming local traders.

Country News Exon John Cholwich Esg Isaac Grixes John ‘Bennet Richard Drake

Treaty of Marriage Proclaimed Between Hayes and Miss West

Eloquent society notes report a marriage treaty moving swiftly toward confirmation between Benjamin Hayes of Marlborough and Miss West, with details of family connections, a recent death of Mrs Brooke, and commentary on royal horse racing losses. The King’s grant and Easter term proceedings are listed, noting attendance of prominent peers and legal officers at Westminster.

Brooke Counseslor Brooke Hentarday Spalappaiae Auguius Earl of Berkeley St.Brivals Forest of Dean Coubty Loudeitér Wester Lincoln’s- Tan-Fields Westminsters Newcastle Dorset Grafton Scarbordpy Pembroke Cholmondeley Issy Robert Walpole Henry Pelham Hovis We Walpole George Bubb Doddington James Campbell King’s Serjeants King’s Counsel Php

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