Longford Granary Offered for Public Utility and Wheat Reserve
A petition from Longford County proposes offering a house and granary capable of storing eight thousand barrels of wheat for public use. It requests security for any grant, with the stored wheat to be sold when the middle price reaches twenty shillings per barrel, up to one hundred barrels daily, for a term to be set by Parliament, and funds after expiry to be given to the next best magazine. The note also mentions related society activities, ship news, deaths, and local incidents.
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Longford
Ireland
Mills
Society of Arts, &c
Triumph
Centurion
Harrison
Duke of York
Genoa
Mediterranean
Italy
Prince
Leghorn
England
Hannah
Argal
Causen
Matter
Virginia
Liverpoole
Crosbie Point
Watson
Cromer
Sunderland
Yorkshire
Alexander
Cooke
Streights
Falmouth
Caermarvon
Love Patry, Esq
County of Caernarvon
Miss Lewis
William Bodwell
Madrin
St. Andrew’s Church
Holborn
Barton
Robert Franklin
Bartlet’s Buildings
Polly Maddox
Hatton-garden
Hoddesdon
Hertfordshire
William Nath
East India
Pall- Mall
Walthamstow
Essex
Edward Clarke
Warwick-street
Golden-square
Theobald’s Row
Mary Parker
St. Clement’s Church
Strand
Southswark
Justice Ronaan
Abraham Dubins
Postscript to the London Evening Post letter
A reader argues against reports that General A'Court was discharged for disobeying ministerial orders. The writer warns such a practice would threaten soldiers' bloodless loyalty and erode liberties, urging the People to support rights and resist ministerial commands that undermine them.
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London Evening Post
Plan to drain Duck Island and improve Hyde Park canal
Letters to the London Evening Post discuss Pitt administration and public works proposals. A writer urges a water system under Constitution Hill to supply Hyde Park Canal and Duck Island, arguing for cleaner water, land improvement, and safer grounds, dated December 39, 1763.
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London
Murres
St. James’s Park
Hyde Park
Kensington Gardens
Knightsbridge
Chelsea
Constitution Hill
Seaton
Duck Island
Sam
Pusricus
Unclear Text Entry From Historical Page
Fragmentary OCR mentions an administrator and university context with garbled terms. No clear events, names, dates, or locations are readable to establish a valid news item.
Public scramble over fishery aid and prices in London
A letter to the Printer of the London Event ae Post argues that Mr Blake faces opposition from Fishmongers who threaten to ruin his land carriage fishery. The writer urges Parliament or private subscription to fund a public bounty so Blake can persevere and keep fish prices from rising, warning public detriment if the undertaking fails.
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Turlington
Birchin-Lané
Royal Exchange
London
Torlington
Merges
Blake
Jemen
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Wood-street
Jacob
Barbican
Richard Barron
Justice Berry
Lumley Tannat
Geneva
Beaufort
Bronkenfehwerdt
St. Paul’s
Canary Islands
George Glas
Mariner
Autragel
Africa
R. and
J. Dodsley
Pall-mall
T. Dorfens
Hinxman
Pusric
Spring Garden Gace
Vauxhall
Europe
Indies
Dodoer
Geni £ 4 . ¢ Ylaten- Gardin
Crote
Sium Svue
Andarter
Arcamaker
Sidney Is
Petecae J .Very Lewelter- Fields
Postscript
Meres
Leland
AL. Pitt
Goree
Senegal
Guadalouve
Louisbourg
Canada
America
East Indies
France
Bez
Mr. Pitt
Guadaloupe
Miarmice
Eisheries
Fontainboileau
Spain
Westminster Hall
King’s Bench
Duke of Cumberland
Courr of Common Pleas
Pitt
London Evening-Post
Ssues
Mr. Eltt
Universaby