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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Feb 28, 1758

Page

3

Naval Preparedness Amidst Spanish and French Threats

The piece argues that Britain must press naval power to deter Spain and France, noting Spanish ships in dock and French and Dutch forces. It cites France with 77 ships of the line and 39 frigates, Spain with 52 ships of the line and 26 frigates, and Britain larger with 156 ships of the line plus numerous frigates. It lists manpower totals, privateers, and colonial forces, and warns Spanish fleets may strike after the upcoming Flota voyage from America. It also mentions trade news, court appointments, and local notices.

Mr. Goldsworth Hotham Cadiz St. Lucar Gibraltar Admiral Osborn Carthagena M. de Clue Spain France Duke of Buckingham Isle of Rhe Line Great Britain Ireland America Germany West Indies Mann Armmorica Europe Guarda Costas

Notice to retainers of wine licences in Lincoln’s Inn

The Wine Licence Office at Lincoln's Inn warns that several persons hold retail wine licences under the last act of Parliament but have not collected them. If licences are not removed immediately these persons will be deemed retailers without licence and prosecuted for a penalty of one hundred pounds.

Lee Taylor Weill-Yard West-Smithfield Cooke Stoke Newington Brooke Eyres William the Third Holland Prince of Orange Lincoln’s Inn

Request to extend sewers commission in Essex and Kent

Joan Bracey, formerly of Stratford now at Great Ilford Essex, petitions the Commission of Sewers for the Levels of Havering Dagentam and surrounding counties. After thirty four years as clerk to the commissions, she asks to be continued on Cork to the new commission, citing fear of being supplanted and lack of other options.

China The India Company Pegu Prince of Wales Questor Potter Cavendish Hannah Africa America George Jersey Providence Guernscy Fortrose St. Malo’s Guildhall Thomas Nugent Thomas Garrard Godfrey Lee Farrant Samuel Hill His Majesty’s High Court of Delegates His Majesty’s High Court of Appeal High Court of Admiralty Brindley Reyal Hylton Castle John Hylton Wogan East Indies Dennington Harefield Middlesex Church of England Essex Mippv Lesex Kent Havering Dagentam Cork Joan Brapey Stratford Great Ilford N. B

Sincere Petition for County Register Election Support

A fragment from Warwickshire shows a candidate declaring intent to run for the Registership at the sessions of Parliament. The writer appeals to Noblemen Gentlemen and Eyre holders for votes and acknowledges the electorate’s consideration while offering humble service.

Warwick

Parliament Laws and Naval News From Falmouth to Portsmouth

A review of English parliamentary practice since Edward III, Henry VIII, and later kings notes annual and triennial sessions and licensing rules. Extras from Falmouth report the Tartar and Glasgow warships pursuing a privateer. Portsmouth updates include Admiral Hawke’s arrival and naval movements toward America. Lent preachers and local clerical appointments are listed alongside weekly mortality, disease figures, and financial market quotes for Bank and India securities.

K—s Edward III Cinque Paris George I England Falmouth Glasgow Chace Portsmouth Hawke Spithead Winchester Jason Downs King Plymouth Dublin Rodney America Boscawen Lion Sainthill Gibraltar Granville Bury St. Edmunds Suffolk Frederick Woolaston St. James’s French Chighetster M. Ball Whitehall Dam Nie St. Paul’s Cathedral Airy St. Magnus London- Bridge Brackenridge St. Stephen Coleman Street Burton St. Andrew Holbourn Vernon St. Giles In the Fields E de. Taylor St. James Clerkexwell Rayne St. Catherine Chauncey St. Saviour Southwark Howard Bank Scock India Souh Sea Datto Ditto India Pate

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