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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Dec 09, 1788

Page

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Notice of Estate Auction and Lottery See Also Stamp Duties

A notice from Majcfi’s Commissioners regarding present state lotteries lists duly licensed persons for selling tickets. An auction of furniture and effects follows, with items including beds, chintz, carpets, window curtains, and various valuables. Viewing slated for Friday and Saturday before the sale with catalogues in several inns and shops in Kingston Arms Newark White Lion Nottingham George and Angel Grantham Three Cranes Leicester and Mr Winttanley London.

Eld Rmaderia Kingstons Arms Newark White Lion Nottingham George and Angel Grantham Leicester Mr. Winttanley Pat Pater

Snuggs and Co Quilted Coats Makers of Warehorsemen

Snuggs and Co Manufactures quilted coats in a midwestern workshop known for durable garments. The firm sells to merchants and outfitting shops, emphasizing warmth, stitching quality, and practical design for outdoor work.

Abolition Committee Formed in Plymouth Against Slave Trade

A Plymouth meeting on Monday November 3 formed a committee to abolish the slave trade. Members include William Er Joan Tinoc orp as chairman and Rev. John Bidlake among others. Adjourned, Mr. Prideaux and Mr. Prideaux were named corresponding members and thanks given to naval officers Tamer Bowen and Thomas Bell for intelligence and support.

Plymouth William Prideaux Modbury George Prideaux Kingsbridge Tamer Bowen Thomas Bell Royal Navy

Regency commissions and civil danger in joint regencies

A letter discusses the legality and spirit of temporary incapacity and joint commissions of Regency. It argues for equal lenity under the constitution, cites past regencies such as York and Gloucester, and asks if joint commissions have caused harm, urging public display of any failures.

Hough York Duke of Gloucester Duke of Somerset Sam

Commerce in London Shows Dormant Period and Rebound Through Trade

The article notes a late season slowdown in commerce at the Custom House with a dormant feel, then details a strong surge in global shipments and luxury imports. It highlights rising inward duties tied to cargo volume and anticipates a robust export trade to the Indies America Holland Germany and France as spring orders pour in.

Europe Iil Indies America Holland Germany France Prade London

Notice of Road Repair Petition Hearing at Ealing

A notice from C Bill Clerk announces that William Divenng, AG of Parliament for the Trustees of Ly emetution, seeks repair of Highways between Tyburna and Uxbridge Middlesex and to amend the road from Sentt-Bridge to Hanwell-Heath. The hearing will be at Mr. Cowhead the Old Hat in Ealing on Thursday December 9 at eleven in the forenoon.

Merlborough Teo Proposa Tyburna Uxbridge Couty Middlesex Hanwell-Heath

Royal illness and court changes at St James's

London reports detail King’s worsening condition at Kew with four hour night intervals. Dr Willis arrives from Gretford to attend the King with Dr Warren and other physicians. Parliament faces guardianship questions as a Regency looms, with three guardians named: the Queen, the Lord Chancellor, and the Archbishop of Canterbury.

Lord Boston St. Jame's Sir George Osborne Dr. Jackson Chapel Royal St. James’s Privy Council Willis Warren Kew Or. Warren Dr. Willis Gretford Stamford Lincolnshire Canterbury Blut

Weather and crime notes from Shrewsbury and surrounding area

A letter from Shrewsbury reports a bright comet seen at 6 o clock with a visible tail. A cotton mill fire near Derby damaged property but was controlled. Various notices cover prizes, poaching penalties, and local prices for hay and straw at nearby markets.

Marriages Recorded Across Counties and Parishes

A list of marriages dated across multiple locales including Primrose Street, Leicestershire, Norwich and Sudexe with names such as Anneé eywer, Anne Brunta, Mr. Robert Thomley and William Salter. The entries note dates in county couty regions and reference brides and grooms from various trades and locales.

Mr. Boristh Primrose Street Nails Anneé ®Eywer le Acetter Fyire Theriday Latt Pelean Lincelay Mir WeoMitndate Anne Brunta Ale Kiuntby Chihe Tans Unce Norwich Wiliam Salter Robert Thomley Eulimonton Claghiainy Riverton Sudexe

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