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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Aug 23, 1766

Page

3

Murder near Moore's Town shocks Burlington county

Burlington in New Ferry reports a hor rid murder last week near Moore's Town, Burlington county, of two well known Indian women. Police say two men travelling to New York are suspects. one is in custody and confesses presence, naming a Scotch man aged eighteen to twenty as his accomplice. The item also notes Ireland news and a long column of assorted notices from across the region.

Burlington New Ferry Moore’s Town New York Country News Stamford Cantresi Normanton Rutland Earl of Exeter St. Michael’s Ross Hurkt Brown's Hospital Thomas Hard Gretford Lincolnshire Earl of Bute Earl of Litchfield Lord Harcourt Newnham count or _ Norworth John Story Thwaite Norfolk University of Cambridge Samuel Johnson John Norris Southwark Newgate Oyer and Terminer Middlesex Hicks’s Hall Lloyd’s Peterbourgh Dunkir Offend Brighthelmstone Aldrich St. John’s, Clerkenwell Society of Lincoln’s Law Blackwall Whitechapel John Vertley Blackfriarsbridge Woolwich Warren F. Nobie Gray’s Inn Holbourn Company of Stationers Count Lally East Indies England Pondichery Hs Most Christian Majesty F. Newbery Paris King’s Bench Earl of Hapwicket Mans Coar L Agers Teugh London His Majesty’s Law Printers W. Griffen Cacherins-Stree The Strand

Royal Dinners and Dignitaries Move Across London

London society records a Princess Dowager and Princess of Brunswick dining with princes at the Pavillions, followed by tea at the Banqueting-house. Duke of Gloucester departs for Windsor. Henry Seymour Conway, Earl of Powis, and other nobles travel routes noted. A New York mail arrives via Harriot packet. A Bermuda-S Spain incident prompts action by John Jennings and the Beaver under Admiral command.

Duane Laguira Jennings Caraccas Great Britain Spain Beamily Glazier, Esq 66Th Régiment of Foot Thomas Kemple Admiralty Deptford Harrendon East Indiaman Marfer India House Portmouth China Downs Tilbury and Grosvenor Indidmen Kent Ponsborn Speile Bengal Pacific Madrass Clive Mr. Wells Rotherhithe East India Company Cov William Smith Houghton Warwick Mr. Strode S. Grey Filley Tivetta Skim Pain Ramper Cub War Office Alexander Purviss Earl of Marchmount Barringer New-street Black Friars Temple- Bar Wapping London Bridge Admiral Forbes Anderson Limehouse-hole Crown Court Harilydown Richmond Miles Old Castle Fens East Sheen William Richardson London Brunswick Duke of Gloucester Windsor Henry Seymour Conway Pak Place Countess of Powis France Doverstreet Earl of Thomond New York Harriot Robinson Bermuda Salterruda John Jennings Island Antigua

Lincolns Letts Draper Shop and Dwelling For Sale

Undecered orf Let t Linén and Woollen Draper Grocer and Tallow-Chandler's Shop with affordable stock and all utensils. Includes a good dwelling house yard garden warehouse candlehouse and offices on High Street near Butter Market Lincoln City. Inquiries to Mr Gibbinson. Shop fitted with bow windows and has served the trade for over seventy years.

City Lincoln A. Ee Gibbison City of N. B

Debates on Peerage and Ministers in London Post

Postscript letters discuss Lord Chatham and the Great Commoner in the press. Questions are raised about whether accepting a peerage betrays the people or could still allow effective leadership. Readers urged to condemn only with clear evidence and to reform grain sampling practices to curb price inflation and hardship for laborers.

London Evening Post Exeter Hough Commoner Lord Chatham C. Candidi London Evening+Post Mergs Surry Puito-PaupEr

Child's Cawl Amulets Advertised At Five Guineas

A letter criticizes advertised child’s cawls sold for five guineas in the Daily Advertiser and London Evening-Post. The writer questions their efficacy as sea drowning protection and condemns charms as deceptive, seeking information from advertisers and readers.

Peter Dean Swift

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