Birth of Prince prompts unified address to the king
Report of court and military appointments follows a royal birth with Kryfe Donaldson titled captain in the 85th regiment and William Arnot named major in the Queen's dragoon guards. A baptism at Grosvenor Street names George as the Prince and notes the Earl of Hertford’s newborn, plus further obituaries and accidents.
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Igan
Colimon-Council
Half-Moon
Cheapside
Kryfe Donaldson
85Th Regiment of Foot
John Crawford
William Arnot
Queen’s Regiment of Dragoon Guards
Waldegrave
Earl of Hertford
Grosvenor-stree
George
Duchess of Hamilton
Countess of Northumberland
Ireland
Charles Wyndham
Earl of Egremont
Baron of
Cockermouth
Catherine
Charles
Somerset
Thie Ile
Alvernon
Duke of Somerset
Earl of
Lyremont
Ajlwardus
Wymondham
Wyndham
Norfolk
Earl
Egremont
Nottingham
Caithness
Jon Sutherland
Foress
Lai
Reading
Thomas Shuie
St. Lawrence
Wansted
Essex
Richard Painter
Earl of Tilney
Forest of Ending
John Worgan
Jerusalem
Poplar
Salaway
Dean-street
Edward Aiiley
Saltoffice
Henshaw
Isle of Man
Liverpool
Brighthelmstone
S. W
Severa
Fea
Capt. Selwood
Brightwalton
New Designs for Coach and Chariot Bodies Published
A set of twelve engraved designs by Edward Abbott showcases various chariots and coaches including Schae Town, Venetian Chilier, State and Grand Berlin Coaches, and travelling coaches. Nobility and artists praised the plates, with options to purchase coloured engravings and companion guides. Printed for A. Websey of Holborn, near Chancery Lane. Orders via receipts and second payments.
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Berlin
EdwaRd Abbott
Bochin
A. Websey
Holbourn
Chancery Lane
Letters on parliamentary reform and tax rise in Norfolk
The writer rails at party strife and urges a triennial parliament to restore the constitution. A Norfolk reader denounces the cyder duty and unequal excise by calling for fair tax treatment and broader liberty, arguing the Grand Jury of Norfolk sets a humane remonstrance for equitable taxation.
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Herefordshire
Hartfordshire
Norfolk
Letter to the Editor on Ireland and military force
A reader appeals to the London Evening Post for impartiality. The letter discusses Ireland’s conduct and references Caucus’s remark on sending troops West. It argues against deploying military force in one’s own country and condemns law or civil power suppression by restless factions. Sir Michael Foster’s statements are cited in support.
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Brecon
Minories
London-hospital
Newgate
Angel
City Road
Willoughby Mynors
Holborn
Brook-street
Brook’s
Clark
Ireland
Prrus Dent Mart
Michael
Foster
Marcgn Myson
Bisere
Fragmentary London Post Letter and Verse Snippet
An excerpt shows a letter to the Author of the London Evening Post debating peace terms with France and the right to build ships of war, alongside a fragmentary poem about a ill Hodge and a grieving Nel. The pieces suggest a 18th century periodical page with mixed prose and verse.
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London
France
Anavy
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London Evening Post
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