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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Aug 30, 1770

Page

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Damaging letter extracts and London notices from a 1770s period

Extracts from Paris dated August 7 and July 23 report royal reception refusals and court reprimands. A London scene recounts a drowning accident in la Rue de la Comedie, a christening at Kamini Ostroff for Catharine-Charlote, and lavish gifts to the Empress’s court. Includes naval and political notes, indictments, assizes, and local arrests. mentions Admiral Elphinstone, Po mpl et, Wesdley, and various clergy appointments and marriages.

Paris la Rue de la Comedie Chatillon Peterfourt Cathcart Great Britain Russia Kaminoi-Ostroff Catharine-Charlote Thackery Count Panin Countess of Werronz Countess of Worrentoff Panin Rufsia Elphinstone English East-India Company Czarina Earl Pomfret Sudbury

Pope's Twickenham Villa and Its Shifting Fame

A correspondent visits Pope’s Twickenham villa now owned by Sir William Stanhope. The piece contrasts Pope’s simple lawn and grotto with modern additions, noting two new grottoes, expanded gardens, and the clash between pastoral retirement and lavish taste. The writer cites Pope’s poems and Swift’s praise, warns of aesthetic turnover, and reflects on the site’s enduring poetic aura.

Alexander Pope Apollo Swift Gay Prior Arbuthnot Cole William Stanhope, Bart Earl of Chesterfield London Twickenham Richmond Thames Kensington Pope

Notice of East India Company General Court Apr 1771

East India House announces a General Court of the United Company to elect 24 directors. The meeting will be at Leadenhall Street on Wednesday April 1771. Voting requires six months of residence in the voter’s own name and rights, per parliamentary act. No other qualification permitted.

Union-cout Oxford-road Rich. Machell Queen’s College, Oxford Earl of Symondsbury William Denzilae Bridport Dorset Jenny Knight Croning Catenton-street Naik Drurylane Hoo Hertfordshire Thomas Brand Oakhampton Bridget John Beard Paxhill Sussex Mills Bewicke Calverley Bewicke Clapham Southampton William Reeves Bishopgate-street Bishopsgate-street Berrymen Burton Jermyn Jermyn-it@e"” Mr. Smith Peruke Pope Plendid Maz Lendon Museum East India House United Company of Merchants of England East Indies Leaden-hall

York Meeting on Petition to the Throne in September

A notice from York invites gentlemen clergy and freeminders to attend an assembly room gathering on Tuesday September 25 at 12 oclock to discuss the late Petition to the Throne and consider further measures. Signers include Geo Armitage Duncombe Cavendish and Wyvill among many others. The document also contains horse race information for Brentwood Essex with race rules and entry details.

Paris Lvant Marseilles William Wesdley Leeward Islands West Indies York Baron-Smythe_dford Smith Westminster Bridge Shrewsbury John Jones Edward Evans Thomas Williams Peter Smith William Walph Margaret Thamas County of Geo. Armitage Duncombe J. Cavendish B. Far Wm. Weddell J. Farrer Nath. Cholmley Steph. Croft J. Grimston Childers Walbanke John Dalton Joseph Williamson Brent Wood Essex Warley Common Brentwood Tha Cat

Magazine Advert Promises Embellished Needlework and Harpsichord Music

On Saturday the 1 of September next will be published, price six-pence, embellished with a curious frontispiece showing a Lady in fashion. The cover and attire are described as new and aygid, with a needlework pattern regarded as worth more than the price. A new fan set for harpsichord and voice is added.

J. Wheble Paternofter Row Great Britain Ireland Propesa Haberdathers J. Murray J. Bett Exeter Change Strand S. Bladon Paternufter-row C. Etherington

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