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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Feb 17, 1776

Page

3

News from Europe and America Amid War and Storms

Reports from Paris Vienna and London detail unrest in Volhynia and fears of Russian stays in the province. Sickness rises after thaw and Seine floods threaten boats. Surrender of Quebec to Montgomery is asserted, with debate over credit in Boston and Halifax. Hessian and Hanoverian troops preparing for America, with vast transports and costs outlined. Subscriptions aid Ethan Allen while cork citizens show humanity. Weather, prices, and local court notes wrap the day’s items.

France Holland Flanders Volhynia Orlow Seine Quebec Montgomery Carleton Americas Halifax Boston John ‘Lane Wilthe Jonathan’ Stripfen Mandamus Qurebée Friends of Government Bowdin Massachusetts Washington Caffel M. Heister Hamburgh Stade America Pennsylvania New York New Jersey Congress Cork Amatca Heffians Brunswickers di Priddylaf King’s Fariday Garnier Frech Frech Embastyer Chiarles Fox House of Commons Allen Corke Bone Fieth Cove Woodbridge Pete Liverpool Jamaica Kingston Hispaniola William, Glascott Newfoundland Ferryland Beach Brothers Crayme London Senegal la Hogue Bay Jenny Greenwood Bartick Shetland Britannia Emerton Bolton Selby King’s Bench Westminster Guildhall Bishopsgate St. Paul Covent-garden Hamilton St. Bridg’s Hotham St. James Clerkenwell My. Harrison Mary Woolnoth Waller St. Botolph Aldgate Beadon St. Katharine Romaine St. Saviour’s Southwark Portens Mark Lane Corn Exchange

Multiple Yorkshire and London tradesmen listed for certificates

A fragment lists numerous tradesmen from Cornwall Durham Middlesex Hants Berks Bristol and London with dates in March and April for certificate grants. Names include Willegy Posiror Addy Stephen Cazaret John Motefworth Ebenezer Dixon James Taylor William Ocman Henry Williams Nathaniel Milne and others.

Zance Cornwall Stoke Newington Midag Willegy Posiror Penzance Pastners Merchanys Fey Golden Lion- Inn Cob Ail Thomas Powell Christ Church Middiefx Weaver Stephen Cazaret Exchange Alloy John Motefworth Red Lion.Square Middlesex Broger Black Bear Inn Reading Berks Henry Williams Chepstow Monmouth- Mure White Lion Bristol William Bosworth Sharp’s-ailey Cow. Cross Tripefeller Nathaniel Milne Joseph Chippindall Manchester Felivery

House of Lords Monday Feb 19 session actions

The House read a second time and committed several bills to inclosure of lands and road repairs. Counsel concluded on the dispute between John Hely Hutchinson and William Gamble. the decree was affirmed. Adjourned to Thursday.

LORDS John Hely Hutchinson William Gamble

Iverchester Burgesses Elect Confirmed by Select Committee

The House met to ballot a select committee to try the Iverchester election in Somerset. With 100 members absent they adjourned to Monday while ways and means and the supply were deferred to Wednesday. The committee reported Webb and Brereton duly elected Burgesses for the borough. Read a second time bills on Irish provisions and duty curtailment. Lord North presented treaties for troop employment. The Cricklade report declared Dewar duly elected. Hindon incapacitating bill read second time. Adjourned to Tuesday.

Sele&t Ivelchester Somerset St. John Nathaniel Webb Iverchester Owen Salisbury Brereton Elis Lord North

Character of the Rev Evan Lloyd Funeral Notice

To the Printer of the London Evening Post, SIR, BE so kind as to insert in your paper the following character of a gentleman lately deceased. On the 26th of last month died at his house in Vron near Bala Evan Lloyd A M Vicar of Llanfair Ruthin Denbighshire author of several poetical pieces. He united honesty clear head and eloquent tongue with wit humour and benevolence.

Vron Bala North Wales Evan Lloyd Llanfair Ruthin Denbighshire

Peremptory Sale Ordered of Derby Meadow Estate

A decree of transfer by the High Court of Chancery sets a sale before Master Ef at Symond’s Inn London for March 20 in five lots, of the HOLME meadow near Derby. The 41 acres lie along the Derwent, part of Christopher Horton’s former freehold, with viewing and plans available at local agents and Derby offices for £5938.

High Court of Chancery John Symond’s Inn Chancery-lane London Holme Derby County of Derwent Christopher Horton Gauon Mr. Whittey Mrs. Phillips King’s Sad Samuel Wyatt Burrorboon-Trent

Property Sale Notice near Leominster and Hereford

Auction set for Friday in March for the Meffica Tetemeet abel AA Farm near Birkey Hereford. Property includes 220 acres of arable meadow pasture hop grounds and orchard with good repairs. Turnpike road access four miles from Leominster and 16 miles from Hereford city. Enquiries to Edward Coleman Leominster or John Sheriff for details.

Oune Joseph Coates Leominter County Oford Puivane Eaorad Birkey Hereford Ign Leaminster Edward Coleman John Sheriff

London Exering Port Livery Debate for Chamberlain Role

The London Livery debates the resignation of Sir Stephen Theod il Janssen and the bids of two candidates. Mr Hopkins urges pledges of future conduct backed by vouchers, while Mr Wilkess touts his proven service and unanimous citizen support. An active alderman and trusted sheriff are favorably viewed for Chamberlain of the City of London.

Botcom London Stephen Theod il-Janssen Hopkins Livery of Wilkess

London Political Letters Attack Mr. Hopkins and Wilkes

A London Evening political pamphlet attacks Alderman Hopkins over parliamentary votes and East India affairs. It endorses Mr. Wilkes, praising his patriotic service and questioning Hopkins's role and allegiances, urging liverymen to vote for Wilkes in the upcoming contest.

London Tower Alderman Liver Lutterell House of Commons Roberts Harley L'very East India Company of Adventurers Wilkes Benjamin Hopkins Benjamin Guildhall M Wilkes

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