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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jan 03, 1764

Page

3

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.

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.

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.

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.

Turlington Birchin-Lané Royal Exchange London Torlington Merges Blake Jemen

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