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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Feb 03, 1759

Page

2

Memorable Intelligence From London and Abroad 1759

Readable excerpts describe political tensions with the Pope and Rome ruling feasts during Carnival, naval movements toward Spain and North America, a potential expedition against France, and local notices of prizes, executions, pardons, and shire appointments. The lettered dispatches mention Edward Boscawen joining the Privy Council, a Plymouth incident with French prisoners, and sheriff appointments for 1759 across multiple counties.

Sear Brunswick Razisbon Rome Holindis Calvalchini Paki Liftien Whit Tripoly England Corunna Spain Cadiz Prince Edward Plymouth North America The India Company Commodore Stevens Admiral Poacock Providence Love Dartmouth Hazard Dobson Jneswan Oliver Newfoundland Leghorn Toulon Barwell Jamaica Dover Hamburgh Crookshaven Ireland Edward Boscawen Bolton Simpson Queen’s College, Oxford Winchester Milford Hardwell Maulton Southampton Epsom John Wass Efqr Bethell Robinson Efyr Champion Robinson Mr. Wals William Beauchamp Proctor Bart Knights of the Shire County of Middlesex Bruton-street London Gazette Berkshire Henry Plant Shinfeld Bedfordshire Dennis Farrer Hillerfcen Elveston Buckinghamshire John Osborn Tyrvill Cumberland John Spedding Whitehaven Cheshire Samuel Harrison Cranage Camb Lune George Montgomery Fordham Cornwall Robert Lovell Tiefufis Devonshire James Modiford Heywood Mareston Dorsetshire John Damer Came Derbyshire Gilbert Cheshire Lees Essex Jasper Kingman Stifford Gloucestershire Samuel Hayward Sandhurst Hertfordshire John Chapman Herefordshire James Broome Wythington Kent Pyke Buffar Greenwich Leicestershire Edward Palmer Withcor Lincolnshire Joseph Dixon Fulbeck Monmouthshire William Morgan Brangwin Northumberland Abraham Dixon Belford Northamptonshire Willian Payne King Finehead

Notable English Gentry and Officials Named in Shire Lists

The text lists numerous individuals across counties such as Nottinghamshire Somersetshire Warwickshire and Wales, with titles like Esquire Bart and Equ, plus estates and locales. It notes appointments including Richard Whitehead as Sheriff of Lancashire and bankruptcy filings for multiple tradesmen and merchants in Canterbury Lincolnshire and Manchester with associated partners.

Norfolk Richard Fuller Whitacre All Saints Nottinghamshire Jokes Hatha Kirkiington Fordshire Antony Hodges Harpides Ridlandthire Eoward Ward Preston Shropthire Smbuel Griffih Dinthil Somersetthire Henry Powell Curry River Staffordshire Nigel Gresley Meir Suffolk John Rous Paty Neal Carmarthen Arthur Jones Cardigan George Pryce Nangrannog Ghainorpan Hous Pryfe Diffrin Pembroke Nicholas Roch Pafcaston Radnor David Stephens Nantmel North Wales Anglesey Robert Oxcupf Penrhofe Carnarvon William Smith Vaenol Eig Denbigh Hugh Clough Glan Y Wen Flint John Williams Garnedd Wen Merionech Richard Mytton Mouthy Richard Whitehead Manchester County Palatine of Lancaster

Royal Licence Notice Shifts Market and Fairs Schedule

Notice under His Majesty's Royal Licence changes the Cheping Barnet market to Wednesdays starting February 14 and adjusts annual fairs. The Rapraft fair moves to April 8 9 and 16 yearly, and the St Luke de Evangelist fair to September 4 5 and 6. Accommodations for attendees and goods are provided.

Cheping-Barnet John de Rapraft Luke de Evangelist

Warte-Horse Inn Freehold Sale in Wells Somerset

Auction notice for a freehold house known as the Warte Horse Inn in Sadler Street Wells Somerset. Enquiries to Mr Jonathan Wharton in Boswell Court Carey Street London or Mr Jake Lasie King Street Covent Garden. Mr Plumley attorney Wells to show the premises.

Wells

Lease Notice for Manor of Grocers Hall London Ireland 1760

Tse Warden and Commonalty of the Mystery of Grocers of the City of London publish notice to lease the Manor of Grocers in Londonderry Ireland for three lives and sixty one years from October 16 1760. Proposals sealed and opened June 14 next by eleven in the forenoon at a Court of Assistants. interested parties to attend and bring necessary documents. Details at Grocers Hall London and with named attorneys in Dublin Londonderry and Coleraine.

Mystery of Grocers City of London Grocers Londonderry King of Ireland Hugh Farrichlais John Alexander Grocers Hall Redneil Kane Bolton Dublin Alverman Alegarder Wiliam Kinkea Chatraersin Coleraine

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