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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Dec 01, 1764

Page

2

General Meeting on River Run Navigation at Alford

Notice from Alford Lincolnshire dated Nov 20 1764 calls a general meeting on Dec 20 next at George Tunin Alford to discuss measures to widen and improve the river from Alford to the sea at Trafithorp Woid Gowr for boat and barge navigation. Noblemen gentlemen landowners and orders invited to attend by themselves or agents.

Alford Lincolnshire Che “George Tunin Alfor Trafithorp Gowr Fife Che

Mrs Martin Gentlemens Hotel in King Street note

The letter informs distinguished persons that Mrs Martin, at the Gentlemens Hotel in King Street near St James Square, will provide lodging with elegance and competence. She offers wine, rooms for short or long terms, and domestic servants for travelers who do not speak English.

Vladame Martin Phore Domestiques Ettrangers Gentlemens Hotel King-Screet Sc. James’s Square Martin Saint , _ James's Square

Notice of December 1764 Custom House sale of goods London

Transcribed notice from the Long Room at the Custom-House London listing goods for export and home consumption to be sold on December 9–12 1764 plus the following week, with items including Cambricks Velvet lace silks textiles tea coffee and various wares for dealers and private purchasers. Catalogues to be delivered before sale.

Exchange Alley Cornhill Hungary Seville Florence Richard Poyser Three-Tun-Court Miles’s Lane Om House London Ofer Fondutante Ccm A& O East India S'carl Ava Tiffany Ratuinet Geneva Cuften House Botherhith Furneux Pelham Hertford Avith Thiem Alls Arant Brent Pelham Purnens Pelham Herford N.B St. Paul's Bishop Stortford Buntingford Hodderton Hacome John Cooper Nando’s Temple-bir

Turbulent Maneuvering in Tar Dynasty and Royal Marriages

Distant dispatches describe conferences between Tar tary deputies and the Grand Vizier as a new sultanate line forms under Karas lineage so the sultan may appoint a descendant while the Tartarian field force remains loyal. Other items note Charles of Casfel promoted, a tobacco lease to Honig, Bavaria marriage ratifications, and various European naval and fire-damage updates.

Constantinople Tartary Kfar Ayis Karas Wich Caplan Siray Petersbour Gs China Uus Prince Charles of Elle Casfel Foot Vraina Honig, Son and Co Count de Podliatky Coum de Cauaitz Chcers Berlin Kinz Konigsberg Hamburg Old Town Royal Hospital Utrecht Mende France Mercuire Bihop M.du.Hamel Clermont Paris Brest

Dublin News Briefs Bring Navy Lost Boat and Gloomy Wages

A Dublin dispatch reports a large eight-oared longboat presumed linked to a Guinea man missing in the Channel. A 121-year-old man, Mr. Matthew Hubane, dies at Birr. An attack near Harperstown in Wexford ends with a prisoner taken. Exeter reports Devons officers debating excise tax ruin and plan to pursue redress through constitutional means. Further items note clerical appointments, a rector’s death, and local official changes in Derby and Gloucestershire.

Dublin Balldoyle Birr Matthew Hubane Harperstown Wexford Bisbecatt Newa Country News Exeter Devon John Farker Iearn Cuty Street St. James's Margot Righdoa Earl of Gloucestershire Corny

Robber Escapes As Partner Remains at Large

A gendarmer report notes one robber has escaped and is at large while the other, already captured, is in fair condition en route to recovery.

Jamaica letter reports Lord Guidon sailing to home

Letters from Jamaica say Lord Ray Guidon left the island and is now at home after review by the island forces. A woman from Edinburgh to Leith brought a young child who, left asleep in a cabin in the mother’s absence, fell and severely injured the infant, which died shortly after.

Edinburgh Jmaica Ray Guidon Jamaica Patlenze Eofidon Leith Seth

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