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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Dec 02, 1740

Page

2

London News and Naval Dispatches with Local Notices

A London section reports births and marriages including a son at Imber in Wilts and marriages of Dr. Benjamin Avery and Joseph Adams in addition to obituaries and sheriff nominees. It details excise violence in the Old Jewry, a murder verdict in Holborn, robberies, and theft cases, plus careworn shipping losses from the latest storms and privateering exploits near Martinique and Port Royal with vessels captured, crew casualties, and a report of Hudson’s colonial campaign against Spaniards and Indians at Carpenter’s River.

London John Wadman Imber Wils Ballet Elg Barnstaple Devonshire John Legg Bastlow Cornwaill Hucks Wallingord Berks Edward Dew Little Queen-street Jaid Benjamin Avery Bonovrier Joseph Adams Harrison Peckham Abranain Atkyns Coppendale Trinity College Cambridge Thomas Hinds John Trevor Henry Beetson Elyrs Carmarthenshire William Rees Capeldeny Hectoree Pembrey John Jones Pantglafe John Wogan Wifton Morris Bowen Upton Erasmus Vaughan Trewon Lucius Christianus Lloyd Daniel Bowan Wayn Ivor Thomas Johnes Dolecothy Excise Office Hannah Jackson Holborn Newgate Jackson Cole Rebecca Brown Col de Veil Pwelsing House Sarah Froome Benjamin Sibley William South Southwark Denzil Onslow Efil Auiexine Snelling Croydon Gaul Nolineux Austen William James Etherington Willian Counsell Srazier Mantinico Bourdeaux Guardeloupe Mariegallente Dominique N.S Martinico Brest Mont Antin Ferro] Fas Perry Mayne Vernon Jamaica Gibraltar Holland Canaries Old Spain Oran la Vera Cruz Admiral Haddock Mary Waterford Oporto Guffia Thamas Scotland Morlaix Ogle Howard Maryland Cardgan Bay Wales Lisbox N. Se Cumberland Prince of Orange Chaloner Ogre Lizzard N. W Latuf Oporto N. E Mott Hartle Port Royal Hudson Columbus

Worthy Liverymen Vote for City MPs in November Hall Meeting

To the Worthy Liverymen of London the following gentlemen were nominated by a large citizen majority at a general meeting at Fins­ters Hall on Wednesday 19 November to represent the City in Parliament at the ensuing election. The candidates are The Right Hon. Hum­phrey Parsons, Esq. Lord Mayor, Sir Barnard Ant, Sir Rupert Gooscuatt, Ant. and Alderman, and George Hsathcore, Es­q., Alderman. Voters urged to support these gentlemen devoted to His Majesty King George and the constitution, and defenders of liberties and rights of citizens.

London Fintners Hall Humpury Parsons One Barnard Rupert Gooscuatt George Hsathcore Alderm Thermp George

Worthy Liverymen offered services in London election nomination

The Worthy Liverymen of the City of London announce their nomination with Sir John Barnard to represent the city in Parliament at the next general election. At a November meeting at Vintners Hall a large majority approved their offer of services and asked for the votes and support of the Livery. Signed by Humphry Parsons, Robert Godschall, and George Heathcote on November 25, 1749.

City of London John Barnard Vintners Hall

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