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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Dec 21, 1762

Page

3

Thieving mob robs watch and liquor at Battle-bridge

A disorderly mob knocked a man from his horse and stole his watch and money before fleeing toward Battle-bridge. They were pursued by a landlord and others, brought before a justice, confessed, and jailed in Chelmsford. Also noted: Peter Annett’s Royal Exchange pillory appearance and a public notice praising lozenges for coughs once sold in Cornhill now available at Mr. Lees Well Yard.

Battle-bridge Chelmsford Peter Annett Charing Cross Royal Exchange Cornhill Cooke Stoke Newington Brookes Eyres William III Holland Prince of Orange Pela Iographia Great Britain Ireland Downy T- Osborne C. Hitch J. Hawes R. Manby R- Tonson H. Woodfall I Rivington Ind C. Reymers R.baldwin W. Johnston G. Keith Rice Longaurd Bean and Co G.’ Hesey J+ Hinxman He Whittles Royal Analithe Calescheyaford Alnai Rehiet Thyanaes Newberyz Steband Bayleys America Tam, &c

Ambitious Family Compact risks ruin of Protestant powers

A London Evening-Post letter argues the Bourbon Family Compact, rejected by France and Spain, endangers Protestant Europe and Britain. It lists twenty eight articles on mutual guaranties, funded forces, and shared sovereignty, warning of ruinous consequences and calling for dissolution of the pact. The piece laments policy failures and reflects on colonial land grants and press liberty.

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Hague letter hints at rapid peace terms

An excerpt from a Hague letter dated December 17 notes that since the preliminary peace articles appeared, contracting parties including France and Spain seem eager for peace. The writer questions how England could so readily accept such terms and expresses disbelief at the courts’ stance.

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