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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jan 18, 1757

Page

2

Proscriptions and Prussian Moves Across Lusatia and Poland

Dresden and other towns report Saxon deserters sheltered by a Breslau convent, with the Prior refusing surrender and facing a changed fate. Prussian troops gather toward Riga as London orders six new regiments. Polish neutrality stands against Russia. French reflections condemn fiscal abuses, praise virtue, and urge reform of taxation, roads, and public finance. Local charities and relief efforts are noted in Tring, Ponty-pool, and broader communities with food and clothing distributions to aid the needy.

Dresden Breslau Hanover Court Schmellau Prussia Westphalia London Altena Memel Koningsberg Riga Rochau Zittau Berlin Warsaw Republick Poland Brufféls Fan Paris Parliament Prince Charles of Lorrain Rees Blackfryars Newgate Gool A. B Salisbury Tring Hertford Charles Gore Ponty-pool Monmouthshire Caple Hanbury

Obituary and crime notices from regional news items

Reports from Pilton Gloucester and Salisbury note the sudden death of John Exter coroner for Devon. Colliers seize another vessel at Newnham bound for Bristol. Richard Hawkins wife and Abraham Long of Trowbridge jailed for murder in Durily. Wales quarter sessions report 12 prisoners tried eight acquitted four whipped, including Robert Day for wood stealing. Two young men drown near Cradley after ice breaks. William Carter, once held as smuggler, implicated in Hawkins murder and Pool customs breach.

Country News Pilton Fan John Exter Devon Gloucester Newnham Bristol Salisoury Richard Hawkins Ann Abraham Long Trowbridge Fisherton-Gaol John Clare Devizes Jane Butcher Durily County of Wales Robert Day Fovont Marlborough Bridewells Birmingham New Pool Cradley Warwick William Carter Hawkins Pool Dorfetthire

Pillars of Society: Order and Economy in Government

London essay argues that two great pillars of society are order and economy, outlining their essential role in a free nation. The piece emphasizes the government's duty to maintain stable governance and prudent financial management as foundations of public welfare.

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