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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Feb 15, 1757

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Burning Well in Matera and Saxony News

Dispatches from Matera describe a burning well whose water flames when near a candle. Harburg reports Count Hard and Baron Wrangle in Keil under protection of the Duke of Holstein after the late Swedish rebellion. In Saxony the birthday of the Prussian king is noted. Queen and Polish royal family honored him with compliments. Edinburgh society proposes potato premium incentives to encourage earlier market supply.

Naples Yhey Matera Hamburgh Harburg Rat’ Count Hard Baron Wrangle Sweden Keil Duke of Holtein Dresden Saxony Prussia Poland Prusian

Prohibition Debate on Wheat Distillation and Monopolies

A lengthy parliamentary letter argues against limits on distilled spirits from wheat, warning bans may drive producers to barley and malt, boosting illicit activity and hurting the poor. It urges Parliament to curb monopolies and improprieties in distillation while highlighting potential revenue gains from malted grain. The piece critiques public committees, defense, and economic policy amid wartime tensions in Europe.

Henry Ima

Charity bread distributed to all households in the county

Five thousand persons receive five pounds of bread weekly for several months as part of a county charity. A wedding at St John’s Church united Rev Dockwray of St Nicholas with Hannah Ellison daughter of Robert Ellison of Wettgate. Eight Workhouse Boys sent to the Marine Society in London are fitted out and bound for the Furnace Sloop at Woolwich. Bath reports a marriage of Mr Nathaniel Goulding wine merchant to Miss Painter of Hinton.

St. John’s Church Dockwray St. Nicholas Hannah Ellison Robert Ellison Ely Wettgate Marine ‘Society London Woollwich Marine Society Bath Nathaniel Goulding Painter Hinton

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