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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Aug 13, 1767

Page

3

Right Hon. Arrival at Hillsborough Seat

Last Saturday the Right Honorable part of Hillsborough arrived at his Lordship's seat at Hillsborough from Leridon, according to local report.

Bella Hillsborough Leridon

Poison plot and executions in York country news

In York Aug 11 Ann Sowerby confessed before execution that Douglas supplied Nux Vomica and later arsenic to poison her husband, with the husband’s death ensuing. Leeds Aug 1x reports river floods causing widespread devastation across Yorkshire, with breaches, ruined houses, livestock loss, and ruined fields, plus storms and other local calamities.

Country News York Ann Sowerby Douglas Leeds Castleford Beamsley Lindley W Dob Park Leathley Morton Banks Kighley Woodrome Kirkburton Peniston Bulhouse Dun Thurgoland Carlisle Holling-hall Harwood

London Tradesman Sought After Disappearance Notice

A London tradesman abroad has for some time neglected letters, alarming friends who fear illness or insanity. Described as about 30 years old, five feet eight, pockmarked, riding a slender dark chestnut mare with a cat tail and leather saddlebags, he was last known at an inn on the road. Anyone who can locate him should address Mr John Green at Burton Coffee-house Cheapside, or he will be declared in the public papers if untraced within six days.

London St. James's Richmond Duke of Cumberland Windsor Brunswick Prince of Veiketde Ferdinand Prince of Prussia Kent Conway Cleveland-row Earl of Pembroke Hervey Phillipson Bathurst Paris Wilmot Baron Adams Norfolk Earl of Chatham Bath Addington Italy Ireland Viscount “Weymouth Earl of Bristol Viscount Townshend Dublin Quention Duke ‘of Northumberland Reynolds Bientenan George Chapel of Ease Portsmouth Foy Spithead Downs South America Boreas Blackhowse-Hole Gibraltar Milford-Haven Wales Milford Haven Marybone New York England Birmingham Harston Archbishop of Canterbury Porteus Lambeth Denne Stinton Allhallow’s Barking Putney the Temple Prince of Wales Martin Cuper’s Bridge St. Botolph Aldersgate William Adams Little Britain Robinson Richard Howes Winton Gloucestershire Francis Beaumont Seething-lane Underwood Plough-court Fetter-lane St. Andrew’s Holborn Society of Ringers St.Michael’s Cornhill Flude Wood-street London Wall Hackney River Lemventre Martin State Chevalier Hooke France Chevalier Lasire John Calcraft Eigin Kent Horsley Down Plaisterer Fashion-street Spitalfields Smyrna Malta Griffiths Linnen-draper Bridge-Street Westminster Griffith Richmond-park Bow-street Covent-garden John Fielding Kne William Kelynys Thomas Kynaston Elgrs William Ed Mary Mitant Daniel Alice Lucas Fox and Crown Highgate-hill Pound Richard ‘Thomas Edwarde Lucas William Edwards Dia Ale Edwards Newgate Lloyd's Tag Nee Captain Kid Scotland Montrose England and Wales St. Neot's Huntingdonshire Withriwd John Green Burton Cheapside

Satirical Postscript On Inoculation And Sympathetic Force

A reader reconsiders Mr Projector's proposal in the London Evening Post, arguing that nature displays astonishing occult effects via sympathetic force. He cites yawning and salivation as examples and contemplates further inquiry into nature's arcana.

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