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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Aug 25, 1763

Page

3

Birth of a Prince and Royal Entertainment in London

A London pageant recounts the Duke of Bedford visiting the king to congratulate on the birth of the young Prince and leaving for his Bedfordshire seat. Lord Warkworth comes of age with a grand Nortumberland House celebration attended by distinguished figures. Reports from Lisbon describe friction between English soldiers and Portuguese, including a priest’s dramatic punishment by the troops. Other items note fare increases at the Custom-House, ships launching, naval movements at Spithead, clerical appointments, and social notices such as marriages and a noble burial.

Duke of Bedford Wooborn-abbey Bedfordshire Bedford-house Nortumberland-house Lord Warkworth Westminster Maritchil Suffolk-Street Keithall Scotland Kintore William Earl of of Douglass Pall-Mall Paris Lisbon Portugueze Lanic Bert Priett Calaiss Ras West- Indies Princess Augusta Marfingall Havannahs Indies Inwood Rotherhithe Hussar Swallow London Quebec Plymouth Estra Portsmouth Aquillon Spithead Rodney Admiral Holborn Charles Cooper Trinity College, Gimbridge Earl of Egremont Trowbridge Wiltshire Richard Beadon St. John’s College, Cambridge St. David's Hiss Regia Pardo Col Scot Island of Dominica Gore Grenadoes Maddison St. Vincent Major Brown Barbadoes Martinicos Tobazo Lord Clive Andover Shropshire Howe Exeter Villars - Street York-Buildings Old Palace - Yard Richard Dawson Bell Granger -and- Co Aldgate Egremont Orchard Windham Somersetshire Ayscough Bristol Winchester North-church Hertfordshire Prince of Wales Smail Oxfordshire Wildiman Richardson Riven Roger G. Pincher Ridge Mat Featherstone Wilson H. Prince Ferdinand Mile Spooner Lord Castighaven Milkmaid Punch Southwark Thomas Wanon Ely Pace Surry Joseph Wolfe Guards Omar

Dialogue Between a Boor and a Tory in Roving Verse

An old printed dialogue pits a Boor against a Cyber in a heated argument on loyalty, liberty, and government. They clash over roles of Whigs and Jacobites, constitutional rights, and the legitimacy of laws as they trade jibes about head injuries and political allegiance.

Jens-Reebels Zonich Lond

London Evening Post author attacks peace rumors

A fragment from a letter in the London Evening Post questions the public belief in peace sayings and criticizes quack medical claims. It suggests many such writings mimic similar "minted" opinions and hints a ministerial influence behind a recent address, noting named figures and a controversial corporate reference.

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