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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Feb 15, 1763

Page

2

Election of a Bishop delayed in Flanders city

From Flanders reports the election of a Bishop for the city and its dependencies, set for the 7th instant, is postponed for several days. Count Raab, minister plenipotentiary, travels to Lower Saxony to assist as Imperial Commissary. candidates include Prince Clerent and the Electors of Trier and Cologne, with Barons of Westphalia and Mingersen. PORT NEWS notes arrivals and ships at Falmouth Plymouth Deal and Newcastle, including retaken vessels and sloops. COUNTRY news also lists a lavish but impractical animal and food conveyance from Lowtherhall, and local notices of marriages and a murder suspect.

Scarborough Soreheel Dany Cade Ralph Milbank Cape Hartley Babraham Makelef England Soreheels Rafto Rafto, the High Bred Son Of‘che Byerly Fark Brodther Bay -Mortz Panton Brown Hether Hall Grove Windlesham Bagshor Surry Sutcon-Place Guilford Wiliam Penny Hall -Grove John Williams Henrietta- Street Cavendish Square Duke of Bolton John Stavenburgh Turk Almaizor Pullen Rider Ecpe J. Aiixcrow Bible and Crown St. Paul’s Churchyard J. Jolliffe St James’s-street L. Hawes de Ible Crown Old Batly Mr. Herts Priter Portmouth Wilton Buckfeler York Kingdom Feritas Yvesterday Flanders Count Raab Lower Saxony Hamburgh Prince Clerent Electors of

Grand levee and council in London amid treaty news

London reports a grand levee at the Cockpit Whitehall attended by the Marquis of Granby and other notables, and a grand Council at St James's on important affairs. Richard Neville arrives with the Definitive Treaty said signed in Paris. News of transports to Holland and plans to seize common and waste lands for government sale surface amid municipal improvements and naval movements.

London Magazine Rs Baldwin Africa Jefferies Straits of Bay Havannah King of Spits Miss Brent Neale Cockpit Whitehall Marquis of Granby St. James’s Richard Neville Neville Mott Christian Merber Tavistock London Faris Lord Egremont Harwich Holland Kingdom of England Westminster Hampshire Man of War Jamaica Portsmouth Manchionee Rogers Ireland Scotland Inverary Queen Charlotte M’kenzie

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