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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jan 05, 1758

Page

2

Royal and regional notices from a Georgian era sheet

Items include promotions to lieutenant in the Prussian and Württemberg lines, a report on a captured Austrian magazine at Leitmeritz, a French privateer engagement near Dover and vessel seizures to Havre de Grace Cherbourg and Le Havre. Clergy appointments at Exeter follow, with marriages in Clapham and Foster Lane, a notable Bank of England relative, deaths at Tottenham Church Cobham and St James's, and a Billingsgate trap fatality with a carman fleeing. Criminal assault sentence and a Newgate commitment conclude.

Prince Ferdinand Prussia Prince Eugené Wurtemberg Drieferi Retzow Keith Leitmeritz Bray Adventure Arm Dover Fluthing Margaret Yarmouth Alicant Havre de Grace Mary Salcombe Guernsey Cherburgh Nalcombe Quick Diocese of Exeter St. Peter Truffman James Carrington Comb- Martin and Upton Hallows Devon Clapham Surrey John Willet Old Fish-Street Tors Ely Bank of England Church Cobham Colonel Brackley St. James’s Higgate John Higgate Harmless Billingsgate London Bridge Jane Widdrington Newgate Mr. Welch Ann Colter

Dividend on Sun Fire Office mares at Grimsthorpe

A notice from Sun Fire Office dated January 5 1758 announces a dividend payment to proprietors on January 25 and ongoing Wednesdays. It describes a stallion Bt NK covering up to 60 mares at ten guineas per mare with a crown to the servant, plus grass for mares and payments due at covering. Details include location Grimsthorpe near Stamford Lincolnshire and Mr Parker, with further notices about coverings in Epsom and at Mr Joseph Cook's in Surrey. The stallion, from Mr Panton's Old Crab line via Godolphin Arabian, stands at fourteen hands two and a half inches, healthy and well-bred, and will be at Mr Gook's by February 2 with ample grass provided.

Grimsthorpe Stamford Lincolnshire Parker Joseph Cook Epsom Surrey Mr. Panton Crab Mr. Cook Silverlocks Bald Galloway Chanter Perror Mr. Gook

Middlesex Lectures Begin at House in Chancery-Jane

Sergeant to the Middlesex wt announces a course of medical and career lectures at the House in Chancery-Jane Hotbourn on Thursday the 16th instant at six in the evening.

Mr. Minors Middlesex Chancery-Jane

INE Muffins for Mourning and Linen Warehouses Ad

Vendors offer muffins for mourning and a range of fine fabrics at discounted prices from 2s to 16s per yard. Listings include lawns, silks, cloths, neckcloths, damask and diaper fabrics, and Irish sheeting with claims of quality and colorfastness. Stores cited across Charing-Cross Portugal Street Clare-Market and near Bridge Foot.

Charing-Cross Portugal- Street Clare-Market Bridge-Foot

Bonded Conformity Sale of Brandy and Spirits

Olde advertisement notes bonded storage and sales by Puncheon and ships in the river. Brandy and rum offered at fixed duties with discounts for large quantities, samples from the Punch-house, and carriage free delivery to Amos Wenman at the Royal Exchange. Wines and associated goods payable now with returnable items credits.

Gallan N.B India Ris Amos Wenman Royal Exchange

History's Lost Names Reach For Clearer Meaning

Fragmentary text asks about who is asked in a history context and hints at searching for a clear interpretation. The line mentions people and a desire to know who is included in a broader narrative.

Monopolies, War Finances, and Military Duty Debated

A speech laments rising monopolies amid national debt and wartime taxes. It argues Parliament must curb monopolies to protect the public and industry, warns against private greed, and urges disciplined officers and military preparation to safeguard the nation during conflict.

Blorigus Elizabeth Rebple

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