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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Feb 18, 1766

Page

3

Fire devastates Winterflow tenements in parish blaze

A fire swept through a fuel-Rowfe in Winterflow parish destroying five tenements owned by Mrs Judd and others, with most goods and apparel lost. Meanwhile King’s day brought royal assent to malt, cipher, and perry duties bills and other measures as Convocation adjourned to April.

Winterflow London House of Peers Gwendraeth Carmarthen Tunbridge Kent Sussex Doddington Common Northampton Denbigh Delawar Frazer Lisbon Lord Camden Speaker Pigott Batt Gravesend Downs Newton Guernsey Sunderland France Chapel Royal James’s St. Peter’s, Corniill Wiliam Bacon Bacon J. Beart Fe’mnight Berrington Shrewsbury Hirdrefaig Anglesea John Lioyd Coventry Street Piccadilly Paul Jullian Demutt Rotherhithe James Gox Samuel Stevens Wych Street Hyde Park Infirmary Woodourn Abbey Bedfordshire Duke of Bedford Billingstate Anti-Sejanus Lam New-York Coffeeebouse Brutus Commons

Excise Office seeks division of late Bank Port funds

London Excise Office reports receipt on Saturday last of a Bank Port Billy No L 5887 for 231 pounds 7 shillings 6 pence including Penny-port Lector, for Excise and Customs duties. Commissioners request guidance on how to apportion payment between Excise and Customs and how each part should be placed before paying into the Exchequer.

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Potter Thomas Johnson Sought For Horse Abduction Reward Offered

Thomas Johnson a Potter twenty years old five feet ten inches brown complexion grey eyes brown hair born near Leek Staffordshire lured a horse at Warwick January 12 to go to Titchfield. The horse a sorrel above fourteen hands with star white face saddle spots ridge on back off hind leg spur on the off side with a saddle pillion cloth bound in black and white lace. Reward one guinea plus reasonable charges payable to William Tibbits Warwick for information leading to recovery of the horse or apprehension of the offender.

Thomas Johnson Leek Staffordshire Warwick Titchfield William Tibbits

Ramp Act Crisis Warnings From Birmingham Manufacturers

Despondent Birmingham manufacturers warn the Ramp Act will ruin trade and plunge England into debt and famine. They appeal to authorities for swift action to avert widespread unemployment and poverty, fearing national collapse without commerce.

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