Untitled note fragment on military duty and officer handover
Fragmentary note discusses duty and possession by an officer. Mentions Beene and a sequence where duty is done and not returned until called for again. Signed with initials T. HINT.
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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Feb 11, 1766
Page
4
Religious Melancholy Relief Sermons Recommended by Mechanicus
A letter to the Printer of the London Evening Post from Mechanicus seeks readership in the season of religious duties. It recommends Archbishop Tillotson, Bishop Moore, Archbishop Sharp sermons, and related works for those afflicted with religious melancholy, hoping to ease despair and enable joy at the approaching Christian festival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Tillotson
Bishop Moore
Whitehall
Clarke
Archbishop Sharp
N. B
Robert Blakeway
Little Ilford
Essex
Rzmo
Dean Stanhope
Thomas 2 Kempis
Mechanicus
Rumors of depopulation and court intrigue at Hayes and London
The fragment describes fear of depopulation in Bute and shifting fashions to Hayes and Conduit Hill as gentry seek healthier air. It reports a nobleman’s warning to a minister, cabinet reshuffle rumors, a large Spanish troop rumor on Portugal borders, and various petty crimes, arrests, and court notices. It quotes port towns, warships, finances, and theater listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bute
Hayes
Pitt
Townsend
Fry
Duke of Grafton
Conway
Grace of Newcastle
Marquis of
Rockingham
Hyde-Park-Corner
London Evening Post Promises Better Service and Corrections
The publisher thanks readers for support and pledges no expense spared to keep the London Evening Post useful and entertaining. Advertisements and letters from the West End may be left with Mr. Almon, stationer, opposite Burlington House, Piccadilly, for convenience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Evenine Post
Inelie
Mr. Almon
Ookfeller
Burlington House
Piccadilly
Medicines by late Warp’s Sold Under New Appointment
The Medicines formerly under the late Mr Warp are now sold by Joan Pace under the direction of Sir Joan Figrorne Rot. and Roser TM Dinetrev Eq. for the benefit of the asylum and Magdalen Cragi esy. Sold by R. Withy, Book and Printer at the Dunciad in Cornhill, C. Marth Bookseller at Charing Gros 3, London, and in the country only to those with a certificate from the gentlemen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Treasury and Council
Cockpit
Whitehall
Portugal
New York
Old Spain
St. John
Newfoundland
Portmouth
Richard Hopkins
Oving
Aylesoury
Bucks
Dartmouth
St. Sepulchre’s
Edward Yorke
Brentford
John Fielding
Actton
Uxbridge
London
White Horse
Fleet-market
Golden Horse
Theobald
Gray’s Inn Passage
New Prison
Tothill-fields
Clerkenwell Bridewells
Compters
Newgate
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Deal
Beverley
Montgomery
Jamaica
Olive Branch
Powe
Whitehaven
S. W
Chapel Royal
Lloyd
Norwich
Richardson
St. Paul’s Cathedral
Willis
Drury - Lane
Othello
Powell
Iago
Holland
Armilia
Lee
Desdemona
Palouls Bank
India
South’Sea
Ann
Bk Red
Dict Consol
Picto India
Bieto
Bills
Long Ann
Ilboram
Cadiz
Madrid
Bilboa
A S
Leghorn So
Genoa
Venice
Lisbon
Ss Sd
Porto
Dublin
Amferdam
U. Pitro
Rotterdam
Antwerp
Hamburgh
O Pillar
Mexico
Bea
Qos
H. St. Jamess’s
Whitechapel
Bible
Fleet-Lane
Ls and Co
Valerian
Dr. Hill
Richard Baldwin
England
Reymesy
St. Paul’s
Peter
Long-Acre
Temple-Bar
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