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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jan 16, 1770

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Bankrupt S and S listings and society notices London

From the London Gazette Jan 16 bankrupts surrender dates for various trades with Guildhall notices Henry Parry oilman Francis Waite brazier certificates to be granted marriage notices include Henry Heylyn and Miss Howitt banker William Backwell and others noted clerical and social event details across London and Norwich areas

London Gazette Ankrupt John Harwin Norwich

Freeholders of Durham meet to sign petition

A Tuesday gathering of Durham County Freeholders saw a petition read and agreed to by many attendees. Copies were sent across the county for signature by those not present, urging support for relief funds and other aims.

Newraffle County of Durham Aaron Akenfide Akenfide Spoushold Newcastle Christopher Ord Trinity House

Debts and wrecks in Paris letters from London report

From Paris letters in London news, debts of Sieur le R., treasurer to the States of B., reach 1.5 million livres with a third owed to Nantes. Shipping losses include Caleton Deverton and Fātor Lloyd near St. Sebastian and London Haverford, with drownings reported. Also notes Lord Bute ill and noble revenues high, plus local London items on weather, court, and a drowning chase involving an ox during a breakfast scene.

London Paris Sieur le Ra Nantes Caleton Deverton Louisbourgh Fa&or Lloyd Haverfordeft Allve Place Nice Earl of Flint Taylors Kentish Gazette Dover Stephen Stringer Aintérest Stringer Trevagnion Parliament House Guildhall Thomas Ewsters Bole John Sawbridge Langbournard James Hebert Fenchurch Street Robert Wilson Wilkes Lancashire St. Gabriel Fenchurch Bridgwater Gardens

The Middlesex election is fairly, constitutionally settled

This piece argues that Lt Trell’s seat is rightly held by Luttrell over Wilkes, condemns the Wilkes faction’s push to dissolve Parliament, and defends the Crown’s prerogative against unilateral dissolution while praising the Sovereign’s measured approach. It asserts Parliament should remain, and urges unity under a stable government.

Pyres Wilkes Ebercy House of Commons Rey Mr. Wilkes Colonel Luterell Waulkes Luttrell Middlesex House of Hanover Housei Petittigners Hhis Lam

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