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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Aug 24, 1775

Page

2

Right of Printing Alloranacks Case Summary

The Stationers Company sues Thomas Conan over the exclusive right to print Alloranacks. The suit cites a long standing patent grant from King James and relates to the printer’s rights and enforcement in publication. The proceedings are public as part of a larger action.

Stationers Company Thomas Conan Almuitpeks James the

Lock Tin Plate Kitchenware by Gideon Dare in London

An advertisement promotes tin plate kitchen furniture and a range of utensils by Gideon Dare in Cockspur Street London. It lists tea kettles coffee pots saucepans soup pots spoons and a steam stewing pot with prices and a five year guarantee, noting Navy officer use and delivery upon payment.

Gideon Dare Cockspur Street Ball, Mall London

Run-away Negroes Alarm Surinam Colony

Yesterday arrived mail from France Hague and Zug. Our Surinam colony remains alarmed by runaway slaves. On October 12 Col. Fourgeaud, commander of the Republic's troops, marched up the Commewine river and found a Neproe town with 120 cabins and cultivated lands, but the inhabitants had fled farther into the countryside upon news of the approach.

France Hague Zug Surinam

Strange Intelligence from Bolton Packets on War Woes

A letter from Bolton dated July 13 reports heavy casualties among officers and soldiers due to heat and lack of provisions after a June 7 engagement. Hospitals fill, burials happen without coffins, and trenches are dug in the burial ground. Other notes describe Provincials burning a guard house on the Neck, cattle and stock seizures on Long Island, and fears the town cannot hold out three months. Additional items cover neutral Indian tribes, provisioning, and British naval movements near the Canary Islands and Caribbean.

EGHAM Runny Mead Mr. Norton Wormuwool Mr. Coventry P. P John Deaken Ralpi Gowland Red-Lin Inn Echam Red-Llomme Bolton Art Brown Roxbury Long Island Philadephia Fulda England Button Philadelphia Kentleman Bristol Botston Boston Harbour Bass Haddock, &c Africa Goso Maryland America Bristol Channel Godfrey Sellinger Canary Islands West Indies Guernsey Rochford Nants Martinico Buiffo Senesgal Mare Sinice Hopwood Kinsale Jamaica Liberty Robertson Greenland Horner Ditto Irland

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