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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jan 08, 1767

Page

3

New manufacturing town planned on Surrey shore

A new manufacturing town is to be speedily built on the Surrey shore to employ children from schools and the poor, mirroring Birmingham. Water from the River Wandle near Waddon may be diverted along hills north from Croydon to Wandsworth and to Vauxhall to supply inhabitants. The plan cites springs at Upper Tooing and Alfrithing, with details of potential costs and risks.

Surry Shore Birmingham Southwark Wandle Waddon Croydon Wandsworth Vauxhall Upper Toouing Alfarthing Garat Lane Adfcome Merton Bridge Francis Ellis Sgth Regiment of Foot Lancashire and Welch Isfe of Man Portmouth Fan Boreas Spithead Niger Gibraltar Cales Lisbon Edinburgh London Whitby N. E Saltwick Aberdeen Calais Earl of Lincoln Plymouth Downs Wood Cadiz Bay Yarmouth Ball Kailmouth Orfordness Yorkshire John Alisby Tavistock Street St. Martin’s, Stand Teddington Robert Hunt Hampton Court Gardens Deputy Whipham St. Swithin’s Sputtwalk William Tugwell Reigate Surry Han St. Margaret’s Hill Mary Finch Anne Hummer St. Dunstan Thomas Romney James Mull Elizabeth Sheppy Tyburn Road William Ross New Gaol Thomas Dawson Ralph Hay Anne Peatwell Bridewell Marhiais William Walker William Johnson William Jarvis Kentish Town William Collins Walter Cope John Winter

Public Book Sale Notice at Holborn Great Room

Auction ads announce sale of twenty thousand volumes from St David’s library, including languages and literature. Books in fair to elegant bindings, sold for ready money, catalogues available from Robson and other booksellers in London and major towns. Sale begins Thursday the 22d instant and runs daily at designated hours.

St. David John Spelling Joshua Tillerson St. Paul’s School L. Davis and Creymers Gray’s Inn Gate Holbourn Royal Society Messrs Robson New Bond-Street R. Davis J. Almon Piccadily Dodily Pall-Mall

British Constitution praised over Sweden in a letter

ANGLICUS criticizes Swedens peasants arresting a representative for money found in his chest after the diet. He argues such action would threaten civilized nations and contrasts it with Britain where representatives may receive rewards from the Crown without fear of arrest by constituents.

London Evening-Post Sweden Meres Fuire Hothis Ingdom Anglicus

Abbey land offer sparks tax fears and tithes debate

Printer Meres witnesses a farmer pressuring him to buy an estate with promises of tithe freedom and no Poor's Rate due to scant cottages on the property. The narrow lay dispute over tithes and parish duties is weighed against labor needs and autocratic rents amid ongoing Gladstone era talk.

London Evening- Post Mr. Meres Abbey Land Henry the Eighth Digby Colesfill Lincolnshire

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