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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Dec 04, 1788

Page

4

Royal Sac Society Meeting In Somerset Place

Members of the Royal Sac Society met Monday to elect a new Council and reward a Gold Medal for the essay on Congestion. Sir Joseph Banks was named President, with a list of both old and new council officers and a subsequent dinner at the Crown and Anchor Tavern in the Strand.

Royal Sacire Snaual Ae Arei Somerset Place Mirpose of Ad. Judgin Ting Oferp The Society For Blagden and Council OLD Council Joseph Banks Bert Chertes Blagden Richard Brocklesby Lewis Dutens Thomas Emiya Eig Nevil Matkeyne Confamine Joan Lord Mulgrave William Mulgrave Joseph Planta Big Jere Devigias Binop Carlisle Francis Marquis Carmacthen Charles Coombe George Fordyce Abraham Hume Thomas Barnard Killaloe Francis Millman John Peachey Samuel Prime Rober Weston Crown and Anchor Strand

Foreign opinion praises royal steadiness amid political shifts

A commentary on King George and Pitt contrasts public admiration abroad with domestic needs. It recalls Fox and Pitt, praising Pitt as a savior while noting foreign views. The piece retells historic clerical notices about Clerkenwell and the funeral of Dr Busner amid public disorder.

Bruxelles Nancy Wares Bmab Fox Pit Lord North Pitt

Parcel shipment dispute over warehouse fee in court

In a Guildford coach case, Bray sues to recover two pence for warehouse space on a parcel not delivered. Evidence shows a long standing trade custom to charge for warehouse booking, but the parcel was handed to Bray's servant before booking. jury awards forty shillings damages to the plaintiff.

S. Baned Bray Brathwick Rover Elion Guildford London Beay Tuefe Fatte Bearcroft Ail Fervan Kenyon Erskine Kenon Ain

London Recorder Discusses Convict Transport Plans

The Recorder reports a long conference with Lord Sydney about the metropolis crisis from rising convict transport to the Americas. It notes the season's end for sending convicts to Quebec and Newfoundland and hints at preparations to ship to America and possibly Newfoundland next season.

Sydney Quebec America Newfoundland

Chelsea Hospital origins and royal endowment misfortunes

A historical account describes the Chelsea Hospital project from its royal endorsement by Charles II through its halted progress due to funds. It details church and college support, lands and patents, failed bequests, and eventual conversion of the college buildings into a hospital by Christopher Wren during William and Mary’s reign.

Grofe England Rome Chelsea Charles Earl of Notsingham Bulding Kenisina Cantebury Charles Is James LI William and Mary Caritopher Ren

The Jesuits Reestablished in Russia and Spain Row

An 18th century account reports the reestablishment of the Jesuits in Russia with a Russiansubject aided by sovereign permission and notes critics in Madrid. It describes a papal Roman stance, a censure from Spain, and a Russian decree to promote the Jesuit order despite opposition from Rome and the Holy See.

Rome France Madrid Russia Holy See Fie Czarma Spaguin Mat Pawer Mediterranean Midid Resoluion Aken Spain Murcovy

Observers Call Safe Winter Passage Through Holburnhead

A correspondent notes several years of ships lacking dilators due to unfamiliarity with Serabiter Roads. The entry traces a sheltered anchorage within Holburnhead bay formed by Dunnethead and Tharfo, describing its nautical usefulness, proximity to a cheap market, and access to hardy fishermen capable of piloting along the coast.

Holburshead Cape Wrath Orkney Holburnhead Tharfo

Remarkable Cure Credited To Cordial In Severe Bowel Complaint

A Lancaster man William Slatters recounts violent bowel illness lasting days relenting after using a half bottle of the cordial. A Lancaster mayor's sworn note confirms the testimonial as proof of efficacy amid other endorsements including Mr Mawson of Silver How Cumberland whose wife reportedly improved after a similar dose.

William Siatcers Sketon Lancaster WM. Slatters Joan Housiman Mayer Lancastere Dias W. Mawson Paris Gotworth Cumbriand Vic Bern

Freehold and Leasehold Estates Sold at Auction

An auction notice describes sale of Freehold and Leasehold estates in Warwickshire. The properties include a messuage with shops and outbuildings, garden, and adjacent plots near High Street with detailed lot descriptions. Tenancies, rents, and parcel boundaries are outlined, with the auction to be conducted by Mr Samuel Morese and Mr George Bich Eoq, with further particulars from the attorney Mr Bedrd.

Sc. James's Clerkenwell Aylesbury Chapel Busner Sarum Clerkenwell ‘Church St. John’s Square Oxford Ely Norwich Lincoln Litchield Coventry Bangor Otis Song Warwick Thorsuay Charles Wilkie Fayert St Vlton Walter Geare Grosaere Wales Waters Perry Ache Hharvey Tory Vranda Verry Tarraferedu Samuel Harecey Wchaelsmas Mo. Bedrd Atcorney Dewitteet Burmate

West Virginia retirements and housing hints in old notice

Fragmentary OCR outlines retirement plans possibly tied to wages and housing in a small town. Mentions a Crown Nance and a midwife named Viewar at a Squire’s office with disjointed references to North Side St Paul, a Court haver, and obscure prices and times after 6 o clock.

Etearaty Squire Fomp St. Paul Courehevar

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