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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Feb 17, 1780

Page

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Westminster Committee letter on Lord Hillsborough remarks and council response

In London on February 16 1780 Alderman Crosby chairs a Westminster Committee letter thanking the City of London Common Council for their approval of a resolution condemning offensive expressions toward petitioners. The note records that a recantation was provided and lists new members added to the Westminster Committee. In Lancaster on February 14 1780 George Warren signals resignation from Parliament and Wilson Braddyll announces his candidacy, pledging effort to protect constitutional and commercial interests.

King’s Arms Tavern Palace Alderman Crosby Committee of Common Council Guildhall City of London Westminster Committee Lord Hillsorough Westninster O.t Pp George Warren Wilson Braddyll Lancaster

American Prisoners Relief Appeals Reopened for Funds

The Committee for Relief of American Prisoners, disappointed by the failed cartel and ongoing British confinement, renews a plea for public aid. About 500 Americans remain in England, with former subscriptions exhausted, as prisoners’ families lose touch and property in America cannot be accessed. Subscriptions are urged through Messrs. Mours Walpole and Co. Lombard Street, and Messrs. Chambers and Co. Bond Street, with banking houses asked to assist in collection and transmission to London.

Committee For Relief B.cn England America Fourestier Canterbury Wilkes Matthew Robinson Morris Hodgson Walpole and Co Lombard-streces Welding Ca Cornhill Chambers.and Co Compitsee London Corunna Instanc Paul Jones Texel Capes Gibraltar Bolton Cunningham Dowers Madeira Canaries Domingo Bourdeaux Winchéster Castle Herg Cooke New College Alexander Litchfield Wadham College Oxford University Bath Holboun Ailrop Norhamtonshire Willes John Willes Bothwel Castle Scotland Lucy Douglas Mr. Douglas of Douglas Duke of Montrose Lemonttret Goodman’s Fishds Hawkins Wimpole-street Capt Scewat Navy Admiral Stewart Adziigate-street Warbly London Bridge

Pomatum and perfumery items for sale at Rose

A fragmented 19th century advertisement lists pomatum, white rouge, face powders, and perfumery goods. It mentions scented pomatum, almond wash balls to whiten skin, and various powders with prices in old currency. Sale by R. Langwine at the Rose, No 38, opposite New Road Court.

Mmeligg R. Langwine

Tea Warehouses Offer Deep Discounts in London Market

Adams and partners advertise cheap imports of green and Bohea teas from East India Company, with prices undercutting rivals by 10 to 20 percent. The Eagleton original Tea Warehouse at the Grashopper, No 9 Bishopsgate Street Within near Cornhill, sells varieties from Common Bohea to Imperial Green Tea, plus chocolates and Sloane’s Milk. Payments due on delivery or by post, with orders accepted for town or country.

East Ingix Company London Eagleton Cornhill Ladgon T.a Supegix Editio Vasida Gand Pitt

Notices from East Indies Company and Jamaica regiment

A collection of 1789 and 1780 era notices include a General Court notice for the East India Company seeking six directors for four years, a life-appointment living solicitation with a gross salary offer, and a Jamaica regiment bounty scheme offering six and four guineas depending on enlistment dates. Further content includes political commentary and letters addressing governance, liberty, and public sermons.

East-India-Hove United Company of Merchants of England Eat Indies Leadenhall-street

Velina or The History of a Young Lady and Her World

A note on a four edition in three volumes 12mo priced 75.6d bound with frontispieces designed by Mortimer and approved by Bartolozzi Hall and Walkers, published in Venice by T Lowndes at No 77 Fleet Street. Frontispieces may be purchased separately.

London Jamaica Rainsford Ami Meirs Smith Smiths Montin House James Allen Mortimer

The Attorney's Complete Pocket Book Eighth Edition

A bound two volume edition published with price 73 bound featuring four hundred precedents in law equity and conveyancing for practisers and country attornies. Includes law on stamps a table of contents the Duchess of Marlborough's will and authentic references for landlords stewards tenants and clerks.

van Attorney Duchess of Marlborough P. Oriel Inner Temple-lane T. Carlon Stationer’s Court

Address to Printer Clarifies Abingdon Meeting Remarks

A reader from the London Evening Post letters a concern about the Rev Dr George Bellas. The writer defends the assembly at Abingdon and suggests the discussion on Mach’s expediency has been ample.

Morning Post Geo. Bellas Abingdon

Hertford County Petition Protesters Display Ties to Power

A London Evening Post letter accuses most noblemen and gentlemen opposing Hertford County’s Petition of being placemen pensioners or connected with fath or the Ministry. It names Lords Cranborne and Hillsborough and others as principal subscribers profiting from the current misrule. The piece also references Euphorbus a poem praising a nobleman’s alleged forgery.

Jeming” ‘Witcher Charles Spencer Lord Mansfield Coc Wort

Lands and ships drift as fleets clash in global theatre

Reports from Wilts say ministers seized lord lieutenantcy from an Earl of Pembroke amid long held family ties. News from the West Indies, Brest, and Cadiz recounts Guichen and de Guichen movements, Rodney’s fleet, and shortages delaying ships. An address from Friends the Quakers urges caution against political engagements while political and naval maneuvers unfold across Europe and America.

Wilts Earl of Pembroke Henry VII Europe Don Louis Cordova Sir George Rodney Langara M. de Guichen Brest Wes Indies Lord Sandwich West Lodia Admiral Parker Sxteen Gibaltar Mr. Walsingham West Indies Walsingham Great Britain London Board of Admiralty North Pole

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