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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Jan 05, 1775
Page
1
The source text is garbled with misspellings and broken names, preventing extraction of a coherent event, person, or place for a proper summary card. No definitive details beyond a publishing frame for a pamphlet or notice can be parsed.
Bromley School by Bow proprietor Bow R Bland expresses sincere gratitude to patrons and guardians for generous support and outlines continued efforts to educate and guide young gentlemen. The note mentions available rates and directs to Mr Berry in Mount Street Berkeley Square. The school reopens on Monday the 16th.
A London Evening Port letter argues ministers should avoid political topics in sermons, urging focus on Scripture and religious liberty. The piece also recounts a string of local crimes and notices including a Camberwell robbery plot, a fatal blaze in Bezr-court, and multiple marriages, deaths, and transfers across London and nearby areas.
From The Hague and Lubeck reports alarmed towns as King of Denmark asserts control of Holstends villages partly in Holstein. Parliament debates a compulsory attendance bill for MPs and an insolvent act. Subscriptions from London merchants aid distressed Americans. Shipping losses include the Barbary and vessels near Oporto. A bread seller is fined for underweight bread and a rector from St John’s Oxford is elected. A duel at Bridewell is noted.
An 18th century letter from Montreal details local tensions in New England with calls for a proper act by Parliament to secure property and rights. It notes the trauma of a Roman Catholic region, the threat of abandonment to French influence, and lists notable English merchants ready to fund relief efforts.
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