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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Aug 25, 1770

Page

4

Letter to Lord North from London Evening Post target

A caustic London Evening Post letter addresses Lord North as new Prime Minister, accusing him of betraying public rights, aligning with the Duke of Grafton, and condemning his handling of American affairs and tea duties. It critiques Parliament's corruption and asserts vows to scrutinize his conduct.

London Evening Post Lord North Lord Duke of Grafton Lord Guiliford America Dowleswell Princess of Wales Erling Taft Fegion

Letter to Baron Smythe on judge's conduct at Maidstone

A London Evening Post letter accuses Baron Smythe of betraying duties as guardian of law and constitution. It condemns his remarks at Maidstone supporting Parliament's measures, denounces his rejection of a jury verdict in a murder case, and demands he answer at the tribunal of the public.

Guildford Maidstone Grand Jury Lord Mansfield Conrad Blackstone

Unclear fragmentary parliamentary critique remarks

Fragmentary OCR text shows a reprimand tone about conduct since Parliament's recess and a plan to examine behavior, with no clear names, dates, places, or events to anchor a full summary.

Reward offered in Dudley for information on unlawful confinement

James Shaw, attorney in Dudley Worcestershire, advertises a twenty guinea reward for legal proof identifying the person or persons who seized a local man amid a supposed lunacy defense. The notice calls for release of the captive with implied prosecutions if mistreatment continues, dated August 25 1970.

Jonathan Green Dudley Worcester Wolverhampton James Shaw Worcestershire

Wars at sea and plague scourge Ottoman fleet

Postscript from Constantinople reports a major naval clash between Ottoman and Russian fleets near Napoli di Romania with heavy losses on both sides and plague spreading in the Turkish ships and city. attacks by Elphinstone threaten the Ottoman fleet while Greek loyalties endure amidst island revolts.

Constantinople Porte Napoli di Romania Samo Sclo Egypt Aly Bey Mecca Naples Zante Elphinston Napoli Romania Count Olow Athens Messalongi Warsaw Moldavia Count de Romanzow Danube Panin Bender Ion Effen Miedzyboz Florence Montemignaio Cesar Solari Turin Villanueva

London Mail Robbery Attempt And Yorkshire Races Report

An attempted London mail robbery near Walcot turnpike failed as the footpad fled after demanding money. York and Hambledon races continued with bets and results noted for multiple horses. Reports cover naval dispatches, peerage talks, and local incidents including shortages of bread and a windrelated hayfield damage in Yorkshire.

Mad dog bite cure placed in new hands at London shop

After repeated appeals from the nobility the medicine by William Hill of Ormskirk is entrusted to William Hull and James Verry apothecaries. It will be sold in Mount Street Berkeley Square London at 3d per dose with directions. The cure keeps well for years in any climate and can be sent by post.

William Hill Ormskirk Lancashire William Hull James Verry Mount-street Berkeley-square London N.B

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