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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Feb 05, 1765

Page

4

Waggon design and trials in 1760s England

A Berwick upon Tweed reader reports experiments with a broad wheel waggon drawn by six to eight horses. Trials at Blenheim Park and on roads near Buckingham show the new design performs with similar power to broad-wheel wagons, promising easier travel and potential for costly turnpike relief.

Hugh London Chronicle Blenheim Park Brackly Buckingham Streath London

Berwick Borough Election Contention Cited in Letter

The writer rebuts a Public Advertiser claim about Burgesses under government instruction to vote for Sir J. H. D. He cites a Berwick incident where Mr. F and others allegedly urged compliant votes, defending the integrity of voters against ministerial pressure and asserting opposition to coercive injunctions.

Thei Iship Berwick Vv O Cr. &c Chatham-yard Vaughan Thomas M Berwick Burgelles Frinter Crown and Rolls Tavern Chancery-lane Berwick Upon Tweed London Evening- Post Painter Herwick Perwick F Tle London Bewick J. H. Dim Wattis Powell Royil Exchange

Ex officio Innuund and the King’s Prayers Libel Trap

A fragment argues against an ex officio Innund and a punning phrase Mirthful yet ominous in the legal realm. The text critiques how an attorney can weaponize a single word to accuse, constrain, and threaten a writer, twisting biblical and royal language into grounds for treason. It laments arbitrary censorious power and the perils of legal overreach.

Bell John Cipriani A. Millar H. Woodful J. Whiston B. White J. Rivington le Davis de Reymers J. Baldwin Dawes Clarke and Colts W. Johnston WW. Owen 5. Crowder FT. Longman B. Law C. Rivineton Beilly R. Withy Candle Ware 5. Baker J. Payne A. Struckbuch M. Richardson Dr. Hill Janes S Street Bowie Calis

Peace talks and fleet news from London and Jamaica

London reports a British king’s envoy aims at peace with Warsaw and Dantzik, while plans unfold to empower Prince Eugene in the duchy of Württemberg. Rates rise for Irish meat, a Highland regiment sails East Indies, and naval and commercial moves flood in from Jamaica to New York and Amsterdam.

London Poland Warsaw Dantzick Ratisbon Duke of Wurtemberg Eugene Earl of Northumberland Ireland Yetterday St. Alban’s Dunstable Marthe Dickenson Queenhithe Ward Brackley Northamponshire England Minorca East Indies Paris Ametiga West India Company France Jamaica West Indies New-York Aguin Speedwell Friendship Scaling Stafford Savile Fom London Hill Sunderland Goree The Straits Dunkirk Gibraltar Deal Sasannah Beard Enterprize Kymer Senegal Downs East- India Yard Wind Bedate Christopher Darget Jackson Elephant and Castle Skeldergate Acomb Holgate Bridge

Theatre Song and Political Satire at Bath Assembly

A fragmentary dramatic piece from Bath depicts a dispute among theatre factions over stage management and crowd reaction. A veteran manager interferes as music plays prompting a chorus of commentaries on harmony, appetite and the theatre’s fate. The dialogue riffs on ancient Rome, public taste, and the moral charge of the arts.

Bath Arthur Rome Agrippa

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