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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Aug 23, 1766

Page

4

Aylesbury cheers hoped return of popular exile to Parliament

From Aylesbury comes word of high spirits and revived hopes that a popular exile may again represent the town in Parliament. The message hinges on the honor of bringing that loyal Whig borough into prominence once more.

Aylesbury

Candidate Announces Run in Upcoming General Election

The report states he confidently plans to offer himself as a candidate for the same office at the forthcoming General Election.

Mails from Holland Flanders to Constantinople and other notices

This day brings reports from Constantinople and Vienna detailing plagues in Pera, earthquakes felt across Europe, and regional disturbances. Notable items include the installation of an abbess in Cologn, troop movements near Breslau, and various maritime and domestic incidents across Berlin Copenhagen Naples and Paris with weather, trade, and public safety notes.

Constantinote Pera Vienna St. Marguerite Hungary Cologn Maria- Anna-Theodora de Berlin Prussia Prince Henry Brunswick Potzdam Silesia Breslau M. Beckwith Ferdinand of Hamburgh Petersburgh Rattia Great Britain Republic of Poland Copenhagen Count de St. Germain Ma'thal Lillerodt Charles of Hefse-Caffel Naples Anca Fabriano St. Severino Florence Tribunal of Plenty Paris Count de Roth Haute Fontaine Picardy

Rumors of Ministry Instability and Bristol-Era Claims

London reports a famed statesman lamenting the Ministry’s wavering, saying it weakens Britain in Europe. It is said the Earl of Egmont will resume First Lord of the Admiralty. A packet reached the Secretary of State from Sir Henry Moore in New York. Reports say Porto Rico or another key Spanish western empire hold may be demanded from Madrid.

America Nullet Ditto M‘donnell Moses Lincoln’s Inn Julian Bolingbroke Dr. Warburton Gloucester Locke Eyo A. MreutaRg T. Cadell Catherine-street Strand I. Ontagu Puffendorf Europe Banner Temple Whiston Josephus Dayvil Ireland Sharpe Elizabeth England France Brussels Charles Glamorgan Prince Henry James I Bacon Birch Neal New-England Great Britain Orsorio Nugent Dargens Turkey Italy R. Cacil James the Vich William of Wykeham Boyles Archbishop Tillotson Coland Wiilton the Times Satalin Vozresnyy Jordon Perwick Voltaire Annals of the London Earl of Egmont Admiralty Secretary of State Henry Moore New York Porto Rico West Indies Madrid

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