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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jan 06, 1767

Page

3

Curious 18th Century Whitehall Notices From Hertfordshire to Cadiz

A long miscellaneous column reports on people of note and various incidents: a man once in Electorate of Hanover now under royal inspection at the Queen’s Palace, aging and not savage. appointments of Rev. James Allen and Rev. James Biffin to church livings. multiple obituaries and marriages including Mrs Leigh and Mrs Shaw. naval and coastal news from Africa to Sardinia. weather, floods, drownings, and ship actions. a Gravesend boating accident. masquerade bans in Copenhagen and Stockholm. bread-and-butter notices of shipyards and a Royal bounty distribution. and an advertisement for Rowley’s British Herb Tobacco detailing benefits and prices.

Hanover England Berkhamstead Hertfordshire Queen Montague James Allen James Biffin Moreland Leicester Lincoln Wife Harlow Essex Stebbing Rayner William Ball Salisury Thomas St. Wedaft Foster St. Michael le Quern Cape Coast Castle Donnellan East Indies Mazulipatam Kingdom of Golconda Marquis de Conflans Brox- Mead Esfes Beckford Cater Kendall Cater London George II Canterbury Leigh St. Margaret’s Hatton Garden Mead Pall Mall Shaw Sir John Shaw Eltham Kent Mr. Richardson Meff. Fletcher and Hunt Teamen Mr. Vanderplank Little Bartholomew Close Mr. Robinson Dunmow William Raymond Black Notley Braintree Esex Raymond Collins Laft Waltham Surridge Laf Ireton Gravel Lane Houndsditch Philipps Erasmus Philipps Ware Chapman Sackville-street Sarah Halifax Fleet-street Camberwell Tuite Billiter-lane Woodriff St. Catherine Cree Church Leadenhall Street Kenington Josiah Martin Dublin Lockhart Isle of Man Stanwix Grays Thames Gravesend Boyer Fourdatior Taylor Walbrook Lee-bridge Newgate Ltoyp Copenhagen Stockholm Dauphin of France Rheims Mediterranean Cape la Hogue Dunkirk Brest Alderney Spithead Plymouth Havre de Grace Torbay Maidenhead Rowley St. Paul’s Coffee House James Rowley

No Change in Ministry Predicted Despite Rumors

A London Evening Post reader dismisses rumors of a coming ministry change as unfounded, calling them despairing factional chatter. The writer asserts the current ministers enjoy the sovereign's favor, competent leadership, and aim to fix high prices, taxes, and corruption while defending Britain's rights and liberties. Pro Patria.

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Ingrates and Indignant Portsquese Policy in London

A letter to the printer decries Portugueze ingratitude to Britain after the war, arguing Britain preserved the Crown and the nation, while Portugal violates solemn treaties and harms commerce. A second anecdote condemns a beer-house barber who uses news to spout conjecture and detraction, mocking petty journalists who judge princes and ministers, urging caution against meddling busybodies.

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