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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Dec 24, 1767

Page

3

Prison safety praised as best in Europe says report

A London notice notes agents and authorities claim a prison complex near Barège and in the south of France is the safest and healthiest in Europe. A separate Lisbon letter reports Sir Francis Gosling improving after travels and sea air. The Neapolitan Jesuit fleet story and the Nelly wreck near Clyde are also summarized with vessel details and casualty notes.

Europe Lloyd’s Evenine Lisbon Francis Gosling Bareges France England Italy Naples Bayes Puzzoli Mr. Yool David Hill John Munro John Gibson S. W

Henry Harpur Seeks Re-Election For Derby County 1767

A letter from Henry Harpur to the Gentlemen Clergy and Freeholders of Derby County requests continued support for a parliamentary return. He praises their past favor, vows to defend the King and English rights, and asks for votes at the upcoming election. Dated Derby 29, 1767, the devotee signs as a faithful servant.

Deroy Wees Lamen Fusae County of Derby Hall Henry Harpur St. Alban’s Allan Tour Villiers Ricuard Sutton

Important Considerations on the Bread Act of George II

A pamphlet titled The Scroupp Eortion with additions argues the 1767 bread act raised prices and profits for millers and bakers. It outlines experiments on turning wheat into bread, abuses since the Queen Anne repeal, and proposes remedies for the Legislature. The Monthly Review praises it as a crucial tract for understanding bread price rises and the poor’s plight.

George II Queen Anne T. Becket P. A. de Hondt Surry-Street Strand Monthly Review Fife

Bodmin County Nomination Speech for Parliament

A Bodmin meeting of the Gentlemen Clergy and Freeholders of Cornwall Body nominates candidates to represent the county in Parliament at the next General Election. They thank the voters for the honour and request support in the election, pledging faithful service if chosen. Signed by Bodmin Town representatives S Anbury and Molesworth.

Dorsetshire Dorset Dorchester William Churchill Sherirr Northampton St. Alban S. John Radcliffe Borough of Corchester Cua Cornwall Couny Bodmin Aubyn Moleswortth

Patriot Voices Warn Against Peer Interference in Parliament

A letter to the printer of the London Evening Post argues that peers encroach on elections and undermine the constitution. It warns that lordly nominations threaten representation and threaten national liberty, urging reform of venal boroughs and a return to proper bounds between legislative powers.

London Evening Post Meres House of Commons Commons England London Evening- Post

Christmas Gift Advice for Tradesmen Cautions Drunken Recipients

A terse note to tradesmen advising against giving Christmas boxes through Widom's Glass. Do not hand gifts to anyone who appears drunk or likely to be intoxicated, urging prudent selection of recipients.

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