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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Feb 05, 1760

Page

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Gratitude and Prudence in Public Obligation Declares Post Circulation

The London Evening-Post explains equal deficiency in Gratitude and Prudence toward public support, yet announces future circulation by General Post-Office clerks. It pledges adherence to constitutional principles and thanks Liberty’s friends for their constant countenance, ensuring public reliability.

Friends of Liberty London Evening-Post General Post-Office

Corsican quaratine and peace talks amid war reports

News from Corsica shows continued Genoese Corsican tensions with the Senate refusing to concede on grievances, while Prussia and Saxony hostilities persist and talks of peace linger. Dispatches from Vienna and Madrid detail military levies, mutterings of pacification, and reorganization of guards, with various appointments and deaths listed across Europe.

Nottinghamshire Deputy Lieutenants meet at Mansfield

The Deputy Lieutenants of the County of Nottingham are asked to convene at the Swan Inn in Mansfield on Friday February 15 to discuss enforcing the laws pertaining to the militia and the armed forces of the realm.

Newcastle House Nottingham Swan Inn Mansfield Newcastle-Houss Jane Holles Newcastle

Militia Officer Nominations Sought in Nottingham County

Newcastle Hovst Jan 31 1760 Lord Lieutenant summons all qualified men to serve as Militia officers in Nottinghamshire. At Mansfield four gentlemen offered as officers though short of a full regiment. A meeting at Swan Inn Danfield on Feb 15 invites every qualified person to submit name and rank in writing to the Lieutenant or his appointee.

Lancaster Cape Maiz Cuba Liverpool Jenny Baccor Concord Cooper London St. Mary Reid Franks Oldbury Watkins St. Kitts Africa Vincent China Portsmouth Kinsale India Most Noble Order of the Garter George Sinclair Trinity College Cambridge Henrietta Countess Dowager of Stafford Wilford Nottingham York Melborn Birlstone Devon Exeter Naples Crecenzio St. Croix Holland John Husband Mand Henlip Droitwich Worcestershire William Gompwe, Bart Steel Yardley Compton South-Audley-street Godfrey Meynell Ely Hugh Meynell Battle Sussex Jane Webster Sir Thomas Webster St James’s Street Wiliam Penn Richard Penn Province of Pennsylvania St. Thomas Apostle Frederick Herman Heinekin Thomas Lediard City and Liberty Westminster Hamburgh Thomas Parker Peter Hopgood Robert Jones Tyburn James’ Brown John Parker St. James’s Park William Budd Oliver Wright St. James’s Order of the Garter Prince of Wales Duke of Cumberland Prince Edward Duke of Newcastle Duke of Kingston Duke of Leeds Earl Granville Earl of Lincoln Earl of Cadigan Duke of Devonshire Northumberland Earl Waldegrave Charles Marquis of Rockingham Richard Earl Temple Newcastle-Hovst A& Bath Seffin Mansfield Swan Inn Danfield Newcastle-Hollse St. Alban’s Tavern St Alban’s Street County of Middlesex Wiefiminster St. Martin Great Britain Faid Heftminster Strand St. Martin’s Vestry St. Martin’s Lane

Notice to Debtors of Richard Ferne Estate Bankrupt

Notice to persons in debt to the estate of Richard Ferne late of Leek Staffordshire that if debts are not paid by March 25 to Richard Wedgwood of Smallwood Chester and Joshua Ellis of Leek Mercer they will be sued. Advertises collection, sale, mortgage or annuity options with offers for security and two addresses in Westminster and Piccadilly for appointment and service. Includes vague mentions of securities and reversions and requests accurate appointments.

Richard Ferne Leek Stafford Threadman Richard Wedgwood Smallwood Chester Joshua Ellis Mercer Parsons Mr. Newnam Jauss Street Westmister Creen Park Piccadilly Learr Sussex N. B Bryan Street

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