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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Aug 29, 1767

Page

4

Attidite and Resignation Amid Viceroy Rumors in 1767

An August 1767 notice discusses Lord B’s resignation on July 29, 1767, noting a wish to seek Lord Ch-m’s support in Ireland. It mentions a noble poised to become Viceroy of an island, blocked by court favor for another, and hints at planned parliamentary action to disqualify Scottish representatives. Extra reports outline a Hamburg plan to reform Polish dissidents with religious tolerance, church rights, and governance, and a Vienna note on Archduchess Josépha’s wardrobe display.

Lord B Apna Ireland Lord Ch——m Lonardon Scotland Hamburgh Poland Warsaw Vladislaus Jagello Vladislaus the Janusius Mafurian Lutheran Was Permitted To Dwell In the Dutchy of Mafurian Zhory Fana Synagogue Lithuania Russia Sweden Prussia England Denmark Dantzick Vienna Josépha Naples Palace of Belvedere James J. Newbery Bible and Sun St. Paul’s Church-Yard Great Briton

Political and social notices from August letters and London

Reports from Frankfurt Darmstadt and Rome describe financial reforms hereditary rule and church endowments. Paris and Warsaw items mention art statues riots monks and a patronage shift. London notices cover court appointments levees shipboard changes marriages accidents and a court case in Guildhall. Wind SW affects naval movements with ships Union and Carolina ordered to sea.

Count de Nenny Rome Alexander Albani Orsini Vienna Naples Josepha St. Panteleon le Brun Poland Warsaw Academy of Sculpture Boccapaduli Holy Father Paris St. Ignatius St. Francis Xavierus St. Antony’s-street Blois Earl of Coventry Piccadilly Crome Worcestershire Rowland Wynne St. James’s Square Yorkshire Nicholas Bayley Bart Bond-street Bath Lord Townshend South- Audley-street Board of Admiralty Charing Cross Sir Edward Hawke Chatham Monmouth Grafton Deptford and Chester Copenhagen Algiers Hamilton Douglas House of Lords Court of Session Scotland England Reygate Bryan Crowther Street Court Herefordshire Sarah Morton Richard Morton Reggate Surry Doctors Commons Guildhall Sheriffs Court Bellitalia Rotherhithe

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