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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Dec 06, 1766

Page

2

Old Bailey deponent denies Ravenseroff service and explains theft claim

Wessels sworn at the Mansion-House on November 22 1766 testifies that John Ravenseroff was hired as a warehouse servant to attend to bottles and deliveries after Dr Walker’s death. He states Ravenseroff never tampered with premises and that the firm continued business under joint accounts. He notes their discharge from service and counters imitations of Dr Walker’s remedies sold at the Old Bailey as counterfeit Jesuit doctors products.

Kirt’s-End Barnet Wichott My. Norris Castle-Yard Hobourn Scarborough County of York Richard Berwick Henry Pullen Manchester Robert Ward New Malton John Kirby Richard Hudson Berwick Richard Lord Gheorghe Caswreiei Flexney Gray’s Inn Gate Helbourn Joseth Wessels London Ros. Kire Wdr Wararn Parewt Jesuits Daeers Walker G. Warne- Freed Countess of Huntingdon John Bunyan Bedford W. Johnston Ludgate-Street C. Dilly Poultry Joan Farl Liconrer England Great Britain Scotland Ireland America Kimber Fe Newbery Patersnofter Row Elezave Wale Grignion Carlon Nct

Tempest Damage and Naval Losses Reported Abroad

Reports from Genoa and Lisbon describe a violent storm causing extensive damage to the city and surrounding areas, with multiple vessels lost and a Salletine frigate captured. Paris notes near bankruptcy at the Orange linen factory, while Dublin and Edinburgh convey ship losses, port incidents, and rioting trials.

Yeterday Flanders Genoa Lisbon Leghorn the Two Sicilies Tuscany Spain Valencia Naples Marquis de Squillace Paris Linnen Manufactory Orange Provence Strasbourg Mugegling

Royal assent expected after London conference at St James

In London yesterday the Duke of Grafton and the Earl of Chatham met with the king at St James's after the council. The king is anticipated to attend the House of Peers on Thursday to grant royal assent to bills ready. Piercy Brett, now Lord of the Admiralty, is re-elected for Borough of Br owing. Francis Baffett was elected MP for Penryn, taking the oaths and seat in Parliament.

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