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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jan 18, 1766

Page

2

Navigation plan and public works notices at Wolseley Bridge

A public meeting at Wolseley Bridge discusses a proposed navigable canal from the River Trent near Wilden Ferry to the River Mersey and calls landowners to oppose or object before Parliament. Westminster paving and street-relaying contracts in Little Queen Street are announced with detailed specifications and staged payments for the contractor. A listing advertises Washingley Hall near Peterborough for sale with estate details, pricing, and conditions of sale, including Beilisle near Richmond and related creditors’ demands.

Wolseley Bridge Stafford Trent Wilden Ferry Westminster Queen-Street Great Queen-Street Lincoln’s Inn Fields Holbourn Westminster Bridge Old Palace Yard Fiboni Respe&co Ché George Wyatt GEQ Box Stilton Oundle Peterborough Huntingdon Stamford Messitage Wasuincusy Hall Onds Park Coulthurst Chancery Lane John Anderson Nngton Aisar Grantham John Backwell Washingley Jane Geldard Griffin Richmond Yorkshire Beilisle Westfield Crowther Fingland Thomas Hardan Belleisle William Crowther KTNG St. James’s Duke of Chandos Thos Branwis Brandenburgh Saxe-Gotha Mecklenburgh Che Kew Alexander Jacob Duke of Chaudes J. Wilson J. Fell Paternoster Row J. Robson New Bond- Street Richardson and Urquhart Royal Exchange Fletcher Oxford Gwen England A. Tacob Hill

Old World Notes and Proclamations Across Ports

A nearsighted digest covers a Paris letter about Dominick Crepy offering a costly mass for Emperor Francis I and the parish minister's reluctance over expenses. Reports from Ireland describe White Boys intimidation, flogging, and public praise for John Hely Hutchinson. Dublin guilds announce thanks to Charles Lucas and Henry Flood, with civic honors. Scottish Highlands report severe showdrifts harming cattle. Bath lists arrivals, while Oxford hints at bishoprics and clerical appointments. Cambridge notes multiple church sinecures and rectorial shifts across counties.

France Paris Nancy Im Lorain Francis Dominick Crepy Pont St. Vincent Crepy Cork Tipperary Fogarty Kiltinan Robert Cooke John Hely Huschinson House of Commons Dublin Guild of Merchants DoGor Charles Lucas Bhig Ciy Henry Flood

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