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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Dec 21, 1738

Page

2

Calls for Reform to Aid Trade and Poor People

The writer urges independent inspectors to truthfully represent grievances to Parliament and relief for the poor. Proposals include removing excise taxes on essentials, regulating alehouse and petty shop prices, and adopting French trade prudence such as affordable storehouses for corn and cheap essentials. A plan for weekly market wheat sales to the poor and baked bread requirements is proposed, plus a public essay on clothier profits to reveal honest prices and profits.

England France Settiseness Flanders Holland

Practice for a Master Without Regular Apprenticeships

A speaker argues that someone who never served formal apprenticeships but has personal funds can become a better master than those who weave cloth on others' stock, claiming financial independence yields greater skill and profit.

Right Hon Theobald Taaffe Earl of Carlingford Died in Flanders

Ireland Dublin December 16 reports the death of Theobald Taaffe Earl of Carlingford heirless in this kingdom. The title extinct yet he holds viscountcy and barony with naval and court service noted. Also reports marriages of Cornet Burton to Miss Rachel Smith and Lady Hester Lambert to Warner Westenra plus a daughter’s wedding to Lord Fitz-Maurice. Royal bounty granted to Protestant schools in Dublin.

Ireland Dublin N.S Lyle Flanders Theobald Taaffe Carlingford Taaffe Corrin Ballymote Mar Fy Count Taaffe Belgrade Cornet Francis Burton Rachael Smith Down and Connor Incorporated Society Queen’s County Warner Westenra Rathleague Maryborough Church of Disert Hester Lambert Earl of Cavan Lord Fitz- Maurice Earl of Kerry

Riot At Melkefham And Troubridge In Salisbury County

In Sarum county on Sunday last John Mitchell laborer of Melkefham and John Burgis clothworker faced charges on oaths by Alice Chandler and Mary Hale for riotously entering Henry Coulthurst’s cellar and damaging his goods. On Friday, January 15th, six others from Troubridge and Stroubridge were jailed for extorting bonds from Jeremiah Awdsy and Thomas Taylor and for related riots.

Country News Sarum Garl John Mitchell Melkefham Alice Chandler Henry Coulthurst John Burgis Troubridge Mary Hale Coulthurst John Doling Thomas Robins Stroubridge John Cock William Waftfield Edward Waftfield Jeremiah Awdsy Thomas Taylor James Stevens

Great Man Circular Letters Reach MPs for Westminster Opening

London reports circular letters signed by a very great man have gone to many MPs awaiting attendance at Westminster for the session opener. Advices from St James's, Grosvenor Square, and surrounding areas note tradesmen bills moved to table or read twice, with some delayed for two twelfths. A Warwickshire gentleman, Parker of near 2090 1 per annum, married Nottingham to Miss Newdigate of Sir Edward Newdigate, Bart. Yesterday William Southwell, Esq, brother to Edward Southwell, Principal Secretary.

London Westminoster St. James’s End Grosvenor Square Ce Councellor Parker Warwickshire Nottingham Edward Newdigate William Southwell Edward Southwell

Colossal social page notes in Essex and surrounding areas

Report covers multiple society items including John Conyers of East Grinstead reaching age, large bonfires and balls at Walthamstow and Epping. Obituaries note Craven Peyton of Boroughbridge and Sir William Codrington of Minehead. royal attendance at Norfolk House and Princess of Wales recovery updates. Marriages reform parcels, naval appointments for the East India Company ships, and deaths of Philip Frowde in Cecil Street.

Ireland Capt. Roberts Reading Berks John Conyers Ely Eldett Edward Conyers East-Grinstead Epping Place Conyers Esex Nutfield Surrey Craven Peyton Borough Bridge Yorkshire Great Britain Coddington Gloucester William Coddrington Minehead Somersetshire William Codrington, Barr Col. Codrington Leeward Islands All-Souls College Barbadoes William William Bethel Swindon Esy William Codrington Thomas Carew Crowcombe Somerset Princess of Wales Norfolk House Kew Afernoon Prince George Princess Augusta Robert Finch Castle Alley Royal Exchange King of St. James’s Duke of Grafton Birch Normanton Kemeys Barnes Oliver Pique Draper Scrafts Hadley Houghton Worth Augusta Townsend China Cecil Street Strand Philip Frowde Frowde Addifea
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