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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jan 11, 1774

Page

4

The Wool Trade and a Call to Action in 18th Century England

A letter to the London Evening Post argues wool is the nation’s riches and laments its decline. It urges Parliament to curb unwrought exports, deploy naval anti smuggling measures, and offer rewards for informers to expose illicit trade, labeling such treasonous.

Alexico Peru England Ghent Levain Europe St. Stephen’s Chapel France Admiralty Asthould House of Commons Britannia Scott Dalrympleviz Algernon Sydney

Poetic Epistle to Junius by Benjamin Hughes

The item notes a poetical epistle titled to Junius by Benjamin Hughes, dated this day and published at a price of 25 6d. It lists Richardson and Urquander as sellers at Baws Burhanna.

Junius Benjamin Hughes Richardson and Urquander

East India Proprietors Court debates new instructions

Tuesday morning a General Court of Proprietors at Leadenhall Street considered instructions to be sent to the Governor General and Council of Bengal. The meeting featured debate over private conferences, proposed postponements, and the committee of proprietors versus Directors on coinage and governance, with lengthy speeches by notable figures and a midnight adjournment to continue the next day.

Proprietors of East India Leadenhall-street Governor General Council of Fitzgerald Committee of Commerce Calcutta Board of Exchequer Fort William Bengal Fabuffone D. of Richmond Committee of Proprietors Sayre Verjeant Gian Dunning Donald Dimpfter Schustone Swish East India Company Duke of Richmond Brocklesey Dunzing Davenport Court of Directors Adair Moore House of Commons Tha Coniines the Duke Frhuffone Arcore Wombwell Mloore Creighton Eliice Rob, Fletcher Fitgerald Smith Dempster Major Grant Watson Jones Harris Brocklet Woodnouse Gov Johnstone Ronfe Dodwell Aderman Kirk Tompkins Millbank Westminster Birch Taylor Longlane Southwark Dulwich Slade Furz Bagthot Heath Sol Charles Knott Winchester High Court of Chancery William Johnson Petworth Sussex Court of Chancery Spring Gardens N. B St. Dunstan’s Church Fleet Street Stephen Simpson Lichfield Fetter Lane John Hunter Old Bailey Thomas Hunter

Cavendiry and Saunders Among Respectable Proprietors

A fragment notes Cavendiry and Sir Chase Saunders among numerous respectable proprietors in the arena, reflecting a local listing of notable business owners. The brief passage mentions several others by name, signaling a social or commercial directory style item.

Henry's Magnesia Alba and Related Magnesia Trade

An advertisement for Henry's genuine Magnesia Alba prepared by EP Henry with details of locations at Joudon and Bagley in London and priced bottles of calcined magnesia. It notes the product’s composition, health uses for weak bowels and flatulence, Henry's process commended by the Royal College of Physicians, and mentions related works on magnesia offered by bookfellers including an appendix edition.

EP. Henry Manchester J. Joudon St. Pauls Chursh-yard J. Bagley St. James’s-street London És. Vach Henry Royal College of Physicians Magnesia; Fold Under the Name of the Late Mr. Glass N.B

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