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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Feb 01, 1776

Page

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Almanack and notices prompt land grants and military remarks

London readers are urged to notice the 1763 Royal Proclamation offering unoccupied lands in North America to officers and others. The piece also lists an Anniversary Meeting at the Crown and Anchor and reports Colonel James being sent to North America with five bomb ketches, plus updates on pay, recruitment, and naval provisioning.

North America Ian X.Z Nu.go Philpot-lane Fenchurch-direct London Crown and Anchor Tavern We Strand St. Mary Winton Earl of James Boston Gage America Charles Town South Carolina

Dalby s Carminative for infants advertised 1775

The notice to Mr Dalby in Welbeck Street promotes Dalbys Carminative as an excellent remedy for worms and all bowel disorders in infants. It mentions publication by Francis Newbery in St Pauls Churchyard with price sixpence and charitable allowances for those in need.

Dalby Welbeck-street William Leyborne Leyborne East Barnet Francis Newbery St. Paul's Church

Nobility and Gentry Offered Quick Cash on Liberal Terms

Estates or yearly incomes for life may raise temporary sums on the shortest notice and liberal terms. Apply personally or by letter to Mr. Bertie, Wine Street, Piccadilly. Privacy assured. brokers will not be attended to. Officers of rank and clergymen with livings may be accommodated.

Reginald Heber Bolton Abbey Skipton Craven York Sheffield Beckett Manchester Lancaster Stott Birmingham Warwick William Carr Stile Carr Bertie Winestreet Piccadilly N. B

Multidecadal British Court and Trade Notices Report

In London and surrounding areas, officials continued traffic controls in the Downs with ships stopped except smuggling vessels to be inspected. The Thames near Fulham hosted a frosty fair on the ice. Judges set circuits with Mansfeldt, Goake, De Grey, Smythe, and others. A magistrates court heard cases of extortion by Farrell and Simmonds against Payne’s son. breeches maker Chapman corroborated. Price lists for meat appeared from Leadenhall. Promotions announced for clerks, land surveyors, and headmasters. Marriages, deaths, and notable local notices followed, including lengthy lists of named individuals and occupations.

Wale Collyer Hudson Minhe Lady's Magazine London G, Robinson Patern Terrow North America Ommaney Downs Thames Fulham Mansfeid Westminster Hall Northern Lord Mansfeld Jutice Goaké Home Justice Atton Juice Blackstone Norfolk Juttice de Grey Jutice Wille Midland Baron Smythe Arthorit Oxford Judice Nares Baron Burland Western Garon Eyre Baron Ethan Bonfrese Cate Joseph Payne Farrel Simmond Bernarain Payne Buun Farrell Simmtrads Chapman Benjamin Payne Sir John Fielding Sir John Simmonds Payne Shadwell Lamb Fromm Il Mr. Townly Middle Temple Elitha Biscee Big Jame Farrah Ely Bristol Lichfield Free Grammar School Birmingham Brailsford Bennet Bromsgrove Worcester College School Nigel Bowyer Gredley Nigel Greiley Greiley Drakelow Derbyshire Orton Norton Folgate Mits Wall Tower Royal Samuel Townley Tower-street Johnson Fleet-street Thorne Bertles The Temple John Skynner Northumberland-street Strand Ruffell George Davison Rochester Joseph Vere Vere Mleet-street Reginald Denénison Apothecaries Company Princes-Street Bithepigate-Street Gabriel King Mathew Porter Upper Brogkursety John How

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