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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Aug 10, 1775

Page

2

Letter from a Virginia colonist to General Howe

A long letter from an American loyalist in Philadelphia dated June 7 1775 to General Howe and General Burgoyne, urging restraint toward British taxation policies and warning against the court party influence. The author defends colonial liberty, critiques General Gage, and emphasizes American resolve and unity among colonists and planters against imperial overreach.

Unclear Mortgage Offer and Patent Medicine Claim

A garbled notice describes a 1986 style loan in Scotland secured in London with quarterly interest, plus a vague seven to fourteen year term option. It also advertises a universal medicine claimed to cure numerous ailments, urging readers to apply at No 6 King Street, Bloomington, before two or six in the afternoon.

Scoland London Scotland England C. BR Percy -Copeery Bone Place Ifiplease King-street Bioontbury Colert Wales Ireland Life Sayre Coote, Purdon and Co Oxrford Eet Frederick Bult King Street Cheapside

Pensioners Ordered to Rejoin Royal Hospital Forces at Chelsea

An official summons from the Secretary and Lords commissioners demands pensioners linked to Lieut Col Blackett and Captain Draper’s independent companies rejoin their units in Chester's garrison. Lists of pensioners from the 3rd through 73rd regiments and dragoons are named with exact ranks and names, warning they will lose pensions if they fail to comply.

Chelsea- Hospital His Majesty’s Royal Hospital Chelsea Col. Blackett Captain Draper Chester Sth Regiment of Foot Peter Sharpless Dragoon Guards Thomas Lewes Joseph Palmer Dragoons John Huntington James Waughroth Thomas Treasure Foot Guards Peter Haywood Robert Haywood Josiua Graham John Buckley Dan Beddoes Joseph Barrow Andrew Bent Dennis Kelly John Burrough Andrew Hunter James Rofter Michael Forrest Pot Hayes Richard Richardson John Norrice John Hamilton Peter Turner Thomas Morton Samuel Smith Thomas Veary William Hocfe Abraham Garfide James Purny Peter Parkinson John Maxwell William Latham Jon Ogden Hon. Ball Hugh Gurvel Aac Houle James Rigby James Holland John Dickenson William Claridge John Kay Alexander Al‘Kenzie William Wilson Pensioners 37Th Regiment of Foot John Phillips Drumner Ditto Dragoon Guards Thomas Dawson William Millon Thomas Ogdenroth Jonathan Farnworth John Ryland Rath James Hutt Kelthaw Peter Westhead James Robinson Thomas Huff Samuel Hitchcock William Pottieworth George Vincent Robert Fowler William Bickerton Ralph Dodd Rich Haymere Jamey Scoffield Seth Ri Bee Ralph Cooke Joseph Grimshaw Thomas Redferry William Vaudry John Butterworth William Doyle Foot James Lomax William Newton William Andrews John Mason Andrew Baxter Edward Hollins James Holmes James Whitworth John Graham

Manor of Great Pirc sale notice and Whitfield will dispute

An advertisement warns the public that the Manor of Great Pirc with all rents perquisites and profits in the occupancy of John Skipper in Essex is to be sold. A court dispute in chancery concerns the will of Richard Walter Whitfield to whom the property was devised for his wife Mrs. Whitfield. Enquiries are directed to Mr. Mayhew in Colchester and Mr. Pindar in Holborn.

Myelf America Grant General Howe Howe Mr. Howe Bolton Bostonians Eatt India Company F. Sn S. James’s St. Stephen Ehele Great Pirc John Skipper Great Birch County of Essex Mayhew Colchester Pindar Buphill Row

Lichfield Races 1775 July Sweepstakes Announced

A 1775 racing program at Wittington Heath Lichfield lists the Majesty's Plate of 160 gs on Aug 7 for horses not over five, and multiple purses including a four mile heat event. Corresponding entries name many contenders such as Zara, Lady Thigh, Salopian, Adelide, Cicero, Cincinnatus and more with varied weights and conditions. The schedule notes events across August 30 and 31 with plates, sweepstakes, and hunts, plus rider qualifications and entry requirements. Weatherby and local officials announce additional details and notices.

Lichfield Wittington Heath Aortes Mr. Vernon Marfk Cade Mr. Waffe Lady Thigh Sir Edward Littleton Mr. Swinfen Syphon Navigator Mr. Waller Adelide Marik Bridie Rockingham Sampson Garforth Mark Vernon H. Ratoni Cap Jollis H. Fox-hunter Lord Miffintown B. Leadenheels Romulus Mr. Baflett Od Snap Mr. Pigott Cicero Daiver Bishop Dragon Walth Sedley Sol Hortesy &E Lefs Kynnersley H. Penferfo Redstreak R. Adderey Brilliant Hand Ssafto Hunter Oakover Rog R Heftor Gough Hazard Thursay

Essay on fevers and related medical discourses

Printed for J. Hinton at the King’s Arms in Paternofter row this day. The edition includes A Dissertation on Sore Throats by John Huxham M.D. with notices of fevers and epidemics from 1728 to 1748. Also advertised are works on epidemics, air and diseases, and medical observations including antimony and Devonshire colic.

J. Hinton King’s Arms Paternofterrow John Huxham Royal College of Physician’s Edinburgh Royal Society London Acre & Mornis Exim Alfa Haakem Plymouth Devonshire

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