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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Feb 07, 1765

Page

3

Royal Academy Projects and Trade Debates in London News

Reports from London scene upheaval and diplomacy with mentions of Hereditary Prince of Sweden and Princess Sophia Magdalen of Denmark, a proposed Royal Academy in Warsaw, and Brunswick regiments. City debates on gaol funding, land tax appointments, and free wharf policy mix with prosecutions for forestalling cattle and social concerns.

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Child plunged into river after ice breaks during rescue attempt

A young boy about twelve was pulling at a pipe when the ice broke at a riverside location. A passerby tried to help but was unable to reach him as the current carried the boy downstream. Local rescuers launched a search for the youth believed to be in danger.

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Election Thanks From Subasp and New Sargrain Representatives

Two historical letters express gratitude to local committees for electing Richard Mill and Samuel Eyre as parliamentary representatives. Mill pledges to honor the trust, while Eyre promises steady, independent conduct and to advance the city’s interests in Parliament. Both invoke respect for constituents and the city’s antiquity and prosperity.

Gerutlemen Condes Winchieter Richard Mill Sarum Samuel Eyre

Surrey Meeting Over Toll Roads and Local Proceedings

Surrey gentlemen and clergy are urged to meet at Fen o'Clock in the forenoon at the Southwark Town Hall to decide if Parliament should be asked to lay a toll on roads to Westminster for paving cleansing and lighting the City. Notices warn residents of Chelmer navigation petition concerns and call a meeting at the Strand. The Wykehamists and Greenwich Academy anniversaries are announced at the Crown and Anchor with tickets and dinner. Notices request living arrangements and debts settlements with local executors and widows.

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Depopulating Villages Fueled by Engrossing Land Practice

A letter to the London Evening Post denounces the long standing practice of turning multiple small farms into large estates. It cites Lordly actions in Warwickshire and other counties, arguing this engrossing drives high prices, depopulates villages, and threatens yeomanry. The writer links these trends to mass emigration and shrinking rural housing since the Revolution, urging legislative action.

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Fines Inserted in London Evening Port Way Inquiry

A reader asks the London Evening Port Way to publish fines and invites answers, claiming the measure will reveal the truth and be easily proven by those who respond. The message urges timely notice to the public and engagement with the paper.

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