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London Evening Post in London, Middlesex

19 Dec 1767

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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Dec 19, 1767

Page

3

Jesuits banished from Sicilian dominions and port notices

News from the Papal States reports monks ordered never to return to the Sicilian majesty's dominions. The Pope convened a congregation to forbid Jesuit entry at sea ports, with plans to land them in Sardinia by royal leave. Other items include priestly ordinations in Westminster, elections for public offices, naval orders, and local crime reports.

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Caput Terrecina Portella Sardinia Chester St. Margaret's Church Westminster Rochester County of Glamorgan Edmond Thomas, Bart Richard Turbeville Ewenny St. Thomas’s Bridge John Veck Joseph Jewson Thomas Edgeley John Howard Walbrook John Raincock Joseph Pickles Vintry James Stracey Dowgate Stevens Christopher Robinson Innholders Hall Tower Ward Alexander Glazier Great Tower-street Joseph Speck Cooper Lower Thames-street St. Sepulchre’s Church Farringdon Richardfor Salisbury-court Fleet Street John Weath Benn Phillips Carpenter Bank of England William Wilkinson Thomas Daniel Nathaniel Martin Henry 1 William Stephenson Thomas Jves Nicholas Pamphilion Richard Buckton France Guildhall Woolwich Portsmouth Algiers Sama Guernsey Spithead Commodore Pallifer Chatham Ajax Pembroke Lewis Repinder Edmund Smith Great Marlborough-street James Bradshaw Peirson Stokesley County of York Theald Gentleman Joseph Langdale Marmaduke Langdale Holme
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Gentlemen of Cornwall nominating for Parliament

A large meeting at Bodmin in Cornwall unanimously nominates St Aubyn and Molesworth to represent the county in the next General Election. They thank the gentlemen clergy and freeholders and seek their votes and interest, pledging to discharge the trust faithfully if elected.

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Yorkshire Lees II England Ware Hertfordshire Joshua Reynolds Bird Street Wapping Dickinson Harvey Greenwich James Pocklington Noon Leonard Howard Princess Dowager of Wales St. George the Martyr Southwark Jude St. Domingo Lisbon Para Clive Varelis Baddisun Kent Cape Mills Maderiz Court Bay Lord Mansfeld Camberwell Norfolk St. Jamessigure Duke of Norfolk Scotland Lloyd’s Duke of York Adams Bristol Magelin Isle of Lundy Guernsey Leveritz West Florida South Carolina James Bentham F.R. S Ely Wymondham Cremer Aylesbury Bucks Cornwall Bodmin Bodmurt ST. Aubyn Molesworth County of Glamorgan Gilamogagan Afr Turbeville Aleady Bridgend Georg Hugh Owen P.S
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Harpur Seeks Re-Election for Derby County Seat

Northampton December 3 1767 Henry Harpur offers himself as a candidate for Parliament promising to support the King and country and the rights of Englishmen in general and Derbyshire freeholders in particular He expresses gratitude for past support and urges continued patronage at the forthcoming election in Derby County before the electors in Lancaster November 21 1767.

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Gertlachen Tor J. Cavendish County of Derby Noize Deroy
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Freeholder Correspondence Sparks Northamptonshire Debate

A London Evening Post reply defends a Northamptonshire Freeholder letter and a Rest meeting. It questions the exchange of party zeal and private interest, lauds the Earl's oratory, and defends the Candidate amid criticism of his speech and memory.

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London Evening Post Mr. Merges Northamptonshire Brother Freeholder Hhis Fale Himsel Neutense
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