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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Dec 19, 1771

Page

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Theatre life and portents from London society

A dated London bulletin reports Duke of Cumberland at Windsor with family, Admiral Elphinston presented to the King, and a Baltic ship arrivals tally. It notes land-tax opposition in Ireland, urban improvements around London Bridge, and a dark view of Chancery Lane chambers housing. It closes with dental advert and notices of events.

London Duke of Cumberland Windsor Kouthold Elphinston Rus Sas St. James's Falkland Daublin Ireland Cork Clare Antrim Sligo Meath Waterford Baltic Gravesend Aaron Drinkwater St. Kitt’s Neptune Nantucket Dover Calvert Marshall Bay Ile of Wight Gallipoli Convemient Rotherhithe Greenwich Dulwich Surry Obelik Kent-street London&de Fitch-street Gracechurch Street Thames-street Battersea New Bridge Clipnam Wandsworth Battersea Town George Henry the Eighth Wolsey Cromwell

Expulsion Debate at the Temple and Inns of Court Critique

A letter to the London Evening Post laments robberies in gentlemen's chambers and calls for consistency as the Benchers weigh expelling Mr Stephen. The author condemns pretexts like poverty and non conformity while praising historic Temple values and wonders at the shift toward Lincoln's Inn as the preferred residence and the loss of honourable study.

George the Second Hampton Court George Guildhall Switzerland Arms Airhone King Edward’s Stairs Wapping Rivers Shadwell Blackwall Poplar Bridge Tothillfelds Bridewell Fulding Naboté Mai du Moorfields Islington Tyburn Hyde Park Corner Westminter-bridge Customs Excise London Westminster Stephen Batchelors Fleth Temple Linen-Drapers Countriel Lincoln’s Inn Srnfelitn Wefminster Hall

Ipswich Address From Honored Suffolk Representative

Ipswich on December 18 19th century letter from Rowland Halt to the Gentlemen Clergy and Freeholders of Suffolk. He expresses gratitude for election to parliament and pledges steadfast adherence to official will and service to the county. The missive emphasizes gratitude, duty, and continued support for local governance.

Ipswich Suffolk

Catalog of Ten Thousand Books Sale by Edwards and Partners

Catalogue listing over ten thousand valuable books from Edwards Esq Master in Chancery and others. Includes antiquities law divinity classics and languages. Priced money only sales begin Monday January 13 at No 274 opposite Red etc. Book sellers include New Bond Street Pall Mall Strand and more.

Thorsand Jawen Prieg Jaconsinug Wuts Bookselier Pringizal Bookeliers England Veronan New Bond-streecs Dodsley Pall-M Ricey Cutton-street May Fateh Meting-Gross Cadell Strand Aegefton Ation Tee Wie King W. Bayley Cockspur-street Hay-market Retale A. Rothwell New -Bond-stret J. Grosvenor Angel and Crown Holborn Francis Newbery St. Paul’s Church-Yard J Péicé Leadenhal-street

Road linking Pinghbeck to Grimsthorpe debated at Spalding

On December 13, 1772, at the Old White Hart Inn Spalding a meeting considered steps to advance a road from Pinghbeck Watch-house through Morton to Grimsthorpe and join the Coulsierworth road. It adjourned to December 27 at John Jones’s Grimsthorpe.

Old White Hart Inn Spalding Pinghbeck Watch-house Morton Grimsthorpe Coulsierworth Road John Jones

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