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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Aug 21, 1764

Page

3

Silk Manufactories Plan to Prevent Vipor Modifications

Extra from Vevas in Switzerland reports on a proposed plan by silk manufacturers to deter destruction of goods. A letter from Virginia warns of Indian attacks in the back settlements. Royal ships Africa and Essex ordered to sea. Dover area notes military movements and local sheriff acknowledgments. Several local deaths, marriages, robberies, and court sentences are recorded alongside grain prices at Bear-key.

Vevas Switzerland Lar Virginia Portsmouth Africa Essex Spithead Devon Eyder farisfa@ion Southampton Grange George Macartney Russia Matthew Ramus Edmonds Chapel Royal Laft St. Margaret’s Westminster Richard Nelson Miss Manley Richard Manley Stratton Buckram Trye Carter Lane Doctors Commons Shadwell James Cranway Sarah Taylor Maidenhead Reading Thames Black Friars Peckham Rye London-bridge Harp-alley Birmingham Whitley Mount-Keet Grosvenor Square Hammersmith Laurence Tooley-Street Croydon Kennington John Simons Hicks’s Hall Whitechapel Clerkenwell Bridewell Newprison Clerkenwell Middlesex Barnes Old Bridewell Lis Exeter Hugh Brown James Oolryan Mr. Saunders James Rowe George Johnson Jackson William Endacott William Potter Potter Ellicot Cullumton Maidstone John Hughes Sampson Levi Hangingwood James Clark James Boyd William Payne John Millen Henry Vaughan Bear-key Taft

Nobility vote Booth Williams to succeed Dudley in Verdegker role

In Northampton a large meeting of the nobility and gentry selects Booth Williams of London as the proper successor to the late Sir William Dudley, Bart., for the office of Verdegker in Rockingham. Williams pledges support and asks for protection at the upcoming election. The notice also details a Berkshire storm relief fund and a public appeal for charitable collections across Wiltshire and Southampton.

Northapton Northampton Sir William Dudley Verdeker Rockingham Clapton Booth Williams Ao Aress Han Berkshire Reading Berks Shinfield Whitley Swallowheld Wakefield Mortimer Burghhield Griesley Sulhampited Bannister Heech-Hul Silchester Wilts Southampton Perkry Richard Simeon Carto and Co Temple- Bar London Thum Arthur Vannitart Ralph Congress Bernard Brocas John Dodd Christopher Griffith Richard Neville Neville James Edward Callecon Stephen Chafe John Dredge George Talbot Clerke John Wilder Peter Floyer Samuel Bever Elyrs Tate St. James's Chronicle London Evening Pot Lloyd’s Evening-Post General Evening-Post Public Salisbury William Tyrrell Eace

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