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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Dec 10, 1765

Page

4

Confusion Over Palmer Death turns into coffin orders

A London gossip item claims Charles Palmer died is a mistake he only ordered a coffin with black velvet for his birthday preparations. The report also lists a long string of deaths and incidents from St. Gilles to Bishopsgate, plus robberies, a fire, and legal notices, reflecting a busy week in the city.

Charles Palmer Peacock Court St. Gilles’s Margaret M‘lellan St. Thomas’s Hospital Bishopsgate-street Bishopfgate St. Peter’s Church Cornhill Snow-hill Speenhamland Newbury Berks Sir John Fielding John Spinnage London Westminster James Wilkins Robert Scott Dennis Otheers Middleses Fig-lane Edward Benson Parker-lane Wood Tottenham Paris Coure Papper Tjtbon Tiheny North Seas iPormugal Quebec Cape Ameritain Fittieries Frei Berwick Rasdriven Faupgligg Tobaega Cumberland Lauer Dorferlhiie

Parliament Crisis Worries Over Election Timing

A London Evening Postscript letter from Mr. Meres warns Parliament may be shortened amid rumors of a General Election. The writer argues the upcoming session faces pressing, weighty matters requiring mature deliberation and cautions against rushing decisions with severe kingdom consequences.

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Editor letter on Smithfield market violence and magistrates

The writer laments frequent killings or wounds at Smithfield market caused by cart drivers. He urges immediate measures by magistrates to stop such disasters and preserve lives. The note ends with a mention of the American News and pending correspondence.

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Divan Held and Government Changes in Gedda News

Mail from Holland arrives as Divan meets to distribute militia levies. Acmet Pacha, formerly governor of Negropont, appointed ruler of Gedda. Schmiot Effendi banished to Lethites then Broyffe granted leave to Paris. Exaprefe plans journey to Zale after Saint Catherine's feast. Senate to hear claims of aristocrats. Massy Finely Con wens seek funds amid distress. Duke's impeachment proceeds, judgment expected.

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Reign of Cout Ide La Lippe Sehaumr Merges in Novel Alliance

Reports from Ramburgh and Hanau detail aristocratic moves as Countess de Beitterfeldt marries into the line. Baron Zope de Mamerfet and Gultrick plan to return to Stockholm after Swedish crown shifts mark economical changes. Hereditary Princess of Hesse Cassel near recovery from smallpox as regencies shift in Algiers Tunis relations affect Tuscan trade with French boats dominant on the Tiber.

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London News Roundup of Trade and Public Notices

Noon court at St James's, treasury meeting at Whitehall. Ireland shipbuilding bills in Parliament. Genoa Corsica treaty copy to august Assembly. Navy admiral to House of Lords. Obituary for Samuel Young of Sussex. Port of London grain imports and stocks. Porpoise shot near Erith. Milkman robbed on City Road. Dutch and Swedish herrings and fisheries reports. Ship movements, prices, and theatre listings. Auction and stock market notes and upcoming publication details.

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