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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Apr 26, 1774
Page
1
On Monday April 25 1774 Rudence denounces the public airing of his differences with Opera managers. He asks nobles and supporters to suspend judgment until the law rules on managers failure to fulfill their engagements, noting the press’ eagerness to portray him as guilty.
A lengthy Portsmouth letter denounces J. G as a self styled freeman tied to a party's pecuniary leadership. It accuses him of bias and argues to preserve electors against a monopolist junta of 77 families. The notice mentions ships, emigration, and legal actions, with other local events and deaths noted.
From the London Gazette dated April 26 states His Majesty orders a congé d elire to empower the Dean and Chapter of Bath and Wells to elect a new bishop. They are advised to elect Dr Charles Moss, Bishop of St David, to fill the vacant See following the death of Dr Edward Willes.
Gloucester records a inquisition on Thomas Cartwright a transported convict who hanged himself. Jurors found him guilty of self ruin as his note blamed lewd associations and urged publication as a warning to others. Norwich notes the death of Rev. Artis at Ormesby and related sees.
London reports the Earl of Chatham cannot attend Parliament due to illness described as the goad at Hayes. Meanwhile two more Rufian warships arrived at Leghorn Road from Paros, increasing Rufian naval strength to ten ships there. The Upper Assembly read a second time and committed for consideration a bill related to the matter.
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