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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Aug 10, 1771

Page

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Royal family and trade pages from a London newspaper

Monday August 12 notes the Duke of Gloucester's Portsmouth voyage aboard Venus, the Princess of Brunswick’s birthday at Richmond, and a lengthy list of East India Company ships for the season. Also reports Dublin’s freedom award to London officials, Polish and Irish affairs, naval appointments, ship arrivals, accidents, obituaries, and local notices.

Lon Doonn Royal Duke of Gloucester Ha Rvey Defaguliers Col Rainsford Major Heywood Portsmouth Venus Yeterday Princess of Brunswick Richmond Eat- India House Granby Johnston Capt Monney China Cap. Hamilton Sidnets Larkins Madeira Coast Fox Mitchell Norfolk Buggen Earl of Athburnham Pearce Earl of Lincoln Todd Duke of Grafton Sampson Fortescue Havannah White Bencoolen Triton Elphinston Greenwich Carr Bay Prince of Wales Court Anion Lennet Duke of Albany Stewart Nottingham Steakis Neptune Gone Cart Royal Charlotte Clemments Bombay Britannia Rous Devonshire Hore Hettor Williams Speiker Scott Duke of Cumberland Savage Earl of Middlesex Roger St. Herena Benesden Dublin Brass Croasby London John Wilkes Richard Oliver House of Commons Great Britain Cots Vienna Poland Torreck Francis Blake Delaval Machride Stirling Seafird Voitlach Diana Mediterranean Norway Mount’s Bay Warmel James Jordan Carfe Alders Gate-Street Smith Wilson Reading Berks O'Kelly K. Humble Mr. Guife Scar Mr. Bever Driver Font Stroud Pensioner K Q Humble Driver St. Paul’s Cathedral St. Bartholomew’s Hospital Ricards Chelsea

Wine Licence Office Attendance Notice at Lincoln's Inn

The Stamp Office at Lincoln's Inn announces public attendance for wine licences from half an hour after sunrise to the afternoon until the 25th instant. Licences must be obtained or prosecutions will follow under the act. Those selling ale or spirits must produce licences when applying for wine licences.

Lincoln’s Inn

Freehold Estate in Enfield Seeks Auction Sale

To be sold by auction by Thomas Skinner on Wednesday the 21st of August at Feathers Tavern Cheapside at four o clock. Valuable freehold estate in Turkey Street Enfield comprising a brick dwelling with five rooms per floor barns yards three gardens and 32 acres bounded by New River with water supply. View seven days before sale. printed particulars available at several local offices and Mr Skipner Sworn Broker in Goswell Street London. Immediate possession to the purchaser.

Thomas Skinner Feathers Tavern Cheepside Turkey-street Enfield Nofferton Hrael Skinner Essex Kent Hoddesdon Laney Edmonton

Derby plans for County Assembly Rooms contracts invited

Notice in Derby calls for bids to finish the County Assembly Rooms after an earlier plan was dropped. Proposals due Sept 3 to James Phillips, at the King’s Head, Derby, six in the evening. Details available from printer J. Dreary. Noble subscribers urged to attend.

Derby al- Vizes James Phillips J. Dreary

BALSAMS 1Ls URE for rhe $C SORA V dt .dates LIVER

An antiquated advertisement touts BALSAMIC TINCTURE as a cure for chronic illnesses including liver and skin disorders. It claims remarkable results, urging readers to seek doctored remedies and listing a Newbery shop location in Carnaby Market.

Tilson Hill-street Bork Ryssfe C. Pelte

A Letter War Over Libel and Policy in Old Society

A lengthy letter exchange critiques Mr. Horne and Mr. Wilkes, arguing over liberty, penalties, and ministerial measures. It questions signatures and motives, defends integrity, and contrasts wartime zeal with moderation, while contemplating the Crown, Parliament, and public duty in a tumultuous political climate.

Horne Wilkes Mr. Horne Charles Charles the First Macguird Duke of Grafton Petriot

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