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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Aug 15, 1772

Page

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Court and State Notices From St James's 1772

From the London Gazette Aug 15 and St James's notices dated Aug 12 to Aug 14, 1772 Britain elevates officials including William Earl of Dartmouth to Principal Secretary of State and grants peerages to Allen Lord Bathurst and Wills Hill Earl of Hillsborough. Envoy appointments at Vienna Copenhagen and Versailles are announced. Disturbances loom over grain supply as Darier and others are sent to address shortages in Sweden and Finland.

London St. James’s William Earl of Dartmouth Allen Bathurst Kingdom of Great Britain Earl Bathurst Kent Wills Hill Earl of Hillsborough Ireland Harwich Essex Great Britain Viscount Fairford Gloucester Robert Murray Keith Bath Vienna Ralph Woodford Copenhagen Emanuel Mathias Horace St. Paul Versailles Petersburgh Stockholm Darier Wormeland Blixen Dalecarlia Sprengport Finland

Ambassadors voyage and 1771 pay orders in London

From London, Sir Joseph York sails to Harwich for the Hague while the Pay Office issues 183 days pay for garrisons in Britain from June 25 to December 24. Notices report a Ceuta armistice with Spaniards and Moors, Carlton House repairs for a great personage, and hunting at Cannons in Hampshire. Reports also note Greenland arrivals, lineage connections to the Stolberg princess, a Scottish Lenox claimant, and unrest in northern England with troops deployed.

Joseph York States General Harwich Hague Whitehall Great Britain Gibraltar Ceuta Board of Works Carlton-house Pall Mall Duke of Cumberland Duke of Bolton Cannons Hampshire Hastings Greenland Hope Peacock Whitby Princess of Argenteau Charlotte Maria Prince of Duke of Chandos Lord Lenox Scotland England London Durham

Forgery case and multiple early modern notices in Gloucester page

Last Thursday a forged draft linked to Sir William Strachan concerns Sir Robert Ladbroke Co. Benjamin Rogers admits picking up bank notes in the Strand and will be moved to Newgate for trial at the Old Bailey. Friday a Leigh-street organ-builder was killed. a Savoy innkeeper’s widow’s will distributed beer to soldiers. Various promotions marriages and deaths follow, listing clergy appointments, baptisms, and numerous 18th century weddings and obituaries, with names such as Henry Walter, Lewis Legge, and Captain Forbes noted.

Gloucester William Strachan Benjamin Rogers Robert Ladbroke Leigh-street Red Lion-square Uxbridge Hillenden Savoy Henry Walter Raynham Froyle Hampshire Loggia Lewis Legge Durham Attcliff Leeds Yorkshire Moses Levi Gordon Whitaker Charles Small Miss Marks Maiden Lane Wigley Catharine-hall Cambridge Miss Lees Saddleworth Bath Pitman Warren Warminster Wilts Mary Humphry Thomas Turner St. James’s-street Miss Lane Gerrard-street Miler Haberdacher Miss Hitchin Hitchin Thames-street S. Ewart Mordon Surry Miss Manship John Manship Queen Fquare Bagter Ratcliff Highway Johnson Hornsey Wm. Huffey Carthalton Miss Cope Ingatestone Essex Vincent Leighton Leticia Brooke Peter Brooke Bradfield Harwich Forbes Kensington Kenton Ellis Bridges-street Newell Aldersgate-street Richard Puffingham Rochester Cathedral Tho. Proudman Petty France Westminster

For sale of the Fordyce mansion and estate Roehampton

By order of the affignees the mansion house and estate of Mr Alexander Fordyce at Roehampton Surrey are to be sold together or in parcels. For particulars apply to the affignees at Clement's Lane Lombard Street No 10 or to Robert Taylor at Spring Gardens.

Thomas Skinner Christopher Parsons Porton Eaton Biggleswade Hatfield John Page Will Potton Bingleswade Barnet Mr. Skinner Goswell Creet London White Horse Inn Cripplegate Nottingham Leeds Newcastle Tyne Wilkinson Whitton Bath Alexander Fordyce Roehampton County of Surry Clement’s-lane Lombard-street Robert Taylor Sring-Gardens Dale Christopher Kilby Beachworth and Buckland Ryegate Dorking Charing Cross James Syme Bucklersbury Hampton-Wick Angranor Hampton Middlesex Edward Stevens Bedell Vintners Hall Thames-street Samuel Jones Garraway Coffeerhouse Stockport Cheire Parke Hell Carr Mills Blackburn Tattock Fatlock Wood-street Cheapside Strand Norbury Park Packernsham Leatherhead Littlesoury Mickleham Wethumble Norbury High Ashurst Cardiganshire Mary Jones Velindre Penboyre Carmarthen Castle Howfll Molcwm Dol Birt Llandiffit Llanarth Cardigan Ibid Evans Kencoed Carmarthenshire Cornwall Cornish Tin Company Ship Inn Truro James Vivian

London Evening Pat to Ambrose Goddard 5 Percent

SIR Ambrose Goddard receives notice of five percent arrangement. The brief item records a formal financial proposal and formal engagement with Mr Goddard as recipient.

Printer of the London Evening Post

A brief note identifies the printer for the London Evening Post, noting printing arrangements and the publication's typical wartime or period context. The item mentions the printer's name and location as part of standard newspaper masthead procedures.

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