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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jan 03, 1760

Page

3

Clelden and Wasp Race Equals in Briton Turf Tale

Clelden and Wasp beat the Brown Mare Princess of Toiponumoy in a match from Drury Lane stakes with Canterburians backing a strong hand. Tuesday last Digby junior Ship Chandler wed Miss Staple at St John’s Wapping. A Senegal letter reports Dr Charles Campbell and Captain Johnson died at the Fort in October.

Clelden Drury-lane Princess Tottipontimoy St. John’s Wapping Digby Senegal Charles Campbell Johnson Keppel London

Britannicus on Peace Terms with France and Canada

Britannicus argues Britain must bind France with strong peace terms, demand Dunkirk preconditions, and retain North American conquests including Quebec and Canada to ensure security, trade, and a lasting, honorable settlement. He insists on keeping North American gains, warns France’s perfidy, and envisions a solid basis for future prosperity.

France Iris Great Britain Dunkirk Utrecht Europe England Minorca Quebec Canada America North America

The Prussian Alliance and British War News

The letter from Portsmouth praises Frederick the Great as Britain’s ally, noting his courage against larger forces and his justified alliance. Updates from Spithead report Dorsetshire and Lizard arrivals, damage to Havre forces, and Norwich sails, while Seahorse may be decommissioned. Local notices mention alms for French prisoners, Malt Distiller restrictions, a Shadwell wedding, a Lombard Street death, and a bold post chaise robbery on the New Road. Stock quotes follow.

Britain France Hanover Great Britain Frederick the Great Portsmouth Spithead Dorsetshire Lizard Plymouth Havre-de-Grace Havre Norwich Rodney Havre de Grace Seahorse Deptford Quebec Ghefler Fan Laft St. Paul’s Shadwell William Saunders Betsey Fleming St. John’s Chapel Hubbard Treasury Newton Mr. Newton Langbourn Ward New Road Rlington Angel- Inn Beale Ludgate Street Beal Sunderland Phoenix Mollineux Jamaica Bank India Ad Prem Prem

Freestone Quarry Pit Opens Near Dunstable for Stone Blocks

Notice advertises the Freestone Quarry Pit at Tatternhos two miles from Dunstable Bedford shire known as Ironmongers Pit. George Contises offers stone in any dimensions and forms for ancient or modern buildings at moderate prices. Inquiries through listed inns in London and towns, orders will be punctually obeyed.

Tatternhos Dunstable Bedfordshire Ironmongers George Contises Ormond-Street London George Red Lion Wolairn Star White Horse Hockley St. Alban’s Aylesbury Mifenden

Pronunciation Spelling Book by F Dilly in Poultry

John Gignoux teaches English language writing and accounts. Foreigners desiring correct pronunciation can succeed using this spelling book. Printed for F Dilly at the Rose and Crown in Poultry and sold by all booksellers.

London John Gignoux F. Dilly Che Rofe

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