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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Feb 26, 1774

Page

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Notice of East India Company Directors Election 1774

The Court of Directors of the East India Company announces the April 13 election for directors under an act guiding the annual choice. Six directors serve four years, four for three years, nine for two years, and six for one year, with lists outside 22–24 names rejected. ties reported for court determination.

United Company of Merchants England East Indies EU Company India Europe Court of Directors

Nobility and DistinGion Officers May Apply for Secured Money

Nobility and persons of distinction, officers of rank in the army, with full or half pay, clergymen with livings, or others having yearly incomes for life, who are defraying present costs, may be accommodated with secrecy and expedition on equitable terms. Applications in person or by letter to Mr. Bertie in Vine Street Piccadilly will be attended to.

Fetter Bertie Vine Street Piccadilly Toyne Gertlemen

Opposition Letter on Parliamentary Authority and Public Respect

A correspondent urges the London Evening Posts to defend the House of Commons authority by earning the respect of the people. He cautions that dismissing public sentiment or failing to heed constitutional motions weakens rule, invites anarchy, and harms the nation’s fortunes.

House of Commons Brentford George Savile Mr. Sawbridge Miust Nowiéahs

Queen’s Delivery Pins Prince of Britain in St James Palace

From the London Gazette February 26 reports the Queen delivered a Prince at St James Palace. The Archbishop of Canterbury and Privy Council attended. the Queen and infant are in good health. King granted knighthood to Robert Herries and permitted Thomas Hervey to assume the Hervey surname and arms with minor variations.

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Fragmented Royal Proceedings and Maritime News Report

An OCR fragment outlines debates on repeal resolutions affecting tolls and carriage weights, notes parliamentary and local officials, and records various maritime dispatches. It mentions Lord Gower, Mrs. Draper, Plymouth letters, the Nautilus, Somerset, and Ocean’s men, with scattered notices of legal cases and court actions.

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