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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Feb 21, 1775

Page

3

Militia measures and port notices from Marblehead to Barbadoes

Marblehead town meeting resolves a militia raise of 800L and a 15-member committee to curb ministerial tools and Jacobites. Pay scales set for ranks, while tensions with authorities prompt expulsions. Reports from Philadelphia, Deal, and Barbadoes mention ships, arrivals, and voyages linked to wartime polemics and trade.

Bofen New-England Marblehead America James Mugford Philadelphia Salem County New Jersey Edward M.quirk Kilkenny Ireland Brentford

London House of Lords hears appeal in Flyn case

In London yesterday the House of Peers affirmed a decree in an appeal with 2pd cost. The Duke of Leinster took his seat as Baron Taplow. Reports from Europe mention Papatchew and associates executed for recent rebellion. Several ships faced trouble near Seilly and Plymouth with cargo damage and repairs pending. Michael Connolly and Thomas M Donald were remanded for burglary. Mercy extended to Thomas Pinkstone. Three Old Bailey prisoners were tried with one transported.

House of Peers George Flyn Matthew Kilkenny Duke of Leinster Taplow Bucks Conway Germany Paris England Lovegay Beers Petersburgh Papatchew Spence London Senegal Tencriffe Thorp Hull Oporth Maryland Portugal Dove Withers Caroline Plymouth Gravesend Downs St. Helena Bencootee Hampshire East Indiaman Timbrell Peter Brown Spa- Fieldsom Old Bailey Daniel Apgus Eden Balthesp

Petition Debate Over Trade Relief In House Of Commons

The House of Commons met after three, excluding Rangers and Pears fans. Nottingham petitioned about trade stagnation from American orders. Howe moved to refer to the American papers committee. Savile and Burke spoke, then it was sent to the committee as the London Merchants petition. Debates on expunging Wilkes’s expulsion continued. Late into the night the division showed 171 for, with the chamber full.

Nottingham Col. Howe George Savile Burke London Merchants Coventry Committee John Wilkes Wes Serjeant Glynn J. 1. North Charles Fox Col. Fitgrap Col. Barre Barke Wallace Grenvilles Onslow Lute Serjeant Adair Lord Stanley John Van Alderman Sawbridge House of Commons

Veteran nobleman recalls days with Queen Anne wits

A fragment from the London Evening Post recounts an elderly nobleman from Bathurst who befriended writers like Prior Addison Steele Pope Swift and agreed to share memories before his death. He recounts meeting Sterne at the Princess of Wales's Court and expresses a wish to open his literary accounts again before passing.

Mr. Stern Juli Eliza Queen Anne Prior Addison Steele Pope Swift Lord Bathurst taFhdh Mr. Sterne

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