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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Feb 22, 1766

Page

3

Stamp Act turmoil and royal entertainments fill London

A crowded week in London features royal visitors and noble entertainments at St James's and Spring Gardens, while Parliament debates the stamp act, port duties, and trade measures. Reports from Spithead, ship losses near Drogheda, and forthcoming Irish roads schemes accompany naval preparations and a wealth of society notices including marriages and local celebrations.

St. James’s Queen’s Palace House of Commons Pitt Fat Tate Westminster Sheffield Birmingham Leeds Spitalfields Earl Jemple Stowe Buckinghamshire Duke of Beaufort Bedmington Somersetshire Earl of Buckinghamshire Prince of Brunswick John Harris Esg Amelia Pall-Mall Monro East Indies Dunkik Koy Portsmouth His Zolus Aquil- Ton Spithead Lark Newfoundland Pearl Tyger John Amery Jamaica Liverpool Drogheda Bar Ormshead James Smith Virginia Whitehaven Arklow Famie Europe Workington Cork Wexford Earl of Donnegal Fisherwick Park Stafford Torme Whittington Litchfield Dewland Henry James Pye Henry Pye Berkshire Regiment of Militia Farringdon House Pococke Meath Ireland British Museum Archdale Incorporated Society For George Ringwood Cheaptide Greekstreet Elizabeth Northey Edward Northey Sarah Stanley Anna Christophera Cole Jewin-street John Stanley Sarah Newgate George Tompson Ropemakers Alley Moorfields Guildhall Old Baily Holland Copenhagen Denmark Leghorn Civita Vecchia Mediterranean

Estate Sale Prospectus at Foulness Essex with Land and House

Auction notice describes sale of a dwelling house with outbuildings and about 2 acres of arable and marsh land in Essex. Terms mention mortgage, particulars via Henry Farnnton, and sale of Jamaica rum and brandy at the Royal Exchange warehouses with samples and delivery details.

Essex Henry Fharnton Brook Street Holbourn Wenman and Co Royal Xchange Rrack Gallen de India Company Jamaica Charles Wenman and Co Oyaggr Cuttom-house Mountain Lisbon

Crisis in British Unity Over Stamp Act Crisis

A letter to the London Evening-Post laments breaking communal bonds and fears a dissolution of the Commonwealth as leaders push for rigid enforcement of the Stamp Act. The author sees corruption and impudence obstructing reform, warns of national and colonial confusion, and questions those who would profit from upheaval. Pro Patria.

Valerian Hill Richard Baldwin J. Ridley St. James’s Street England

Public opinion on gaming tax and ministry policy

A London Evening Post letter argues against a 415,000 pound levy by lowery tax as destructive to a commercial nation. The writer contrasts wartime necessity with peacetime governance and mocks proposed new ministries as unworthy, forecasting prolonged rule for an imagined potent administration.

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