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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jan 18, 1780

Page

2

Freeholder of Yorkshire promotes petitions to curb civil list abuses

A Yorkshire freeholder urges a publicly proposed association to support a petition to Parliament for reforming civil list abuses. He notes the plan is pacific and lawful, aims to reduce salaries and abolish sinecures, and warns opponents may resist reform.

The Shepherdess of the Alps at Covent Garden

A new comic opera The Shepherdess of the Alps opened at Covent Garden with Marquis of Bellamine and his party pursuing a shepherdess amid misadventures. The plot centers on love, disguise, and mistaken identity as characters scheme and court the Alpine beauty.

Bellamine Marmontel Edwin and Quick Wilson Savoy Brangon Medina Blaise Guilloy Thephercefs Marquis of Thya Alps Jeannette Shephedess BeHamine

Public informs Henderson opens mind care receptacle

Public notice announces R Henderson master of Hanham Academy has opened a receptacle for the mentally afflicted. Patients will be kept, cared for, and compassionately attended to. A registered physician will visit the house near Briad on the upper Bath Road to discuss terms and proper arrangements.

R. Henderson Hanham Academy Hanh m Briad Bath Road Astley Werkminster- Bridge

Meeting of Essex Gentlemen to petition Parliament in 1780

In January 1780 a group including Sir Robert Smyth and other Essex gentlemen request Sheriff William Godfrey to call a county meeting at Chelmsford Sessions House to discuss reform of public finances, pensions, and relief for the distressed country. The Sheriff replies he cannot authorize such a meeting citing authority doubts and timing concerns.

Aln William Godfrey County of Essex Sessions House Chelmsford York Mosday Mornipg Gentlémah Robert Smyth, Bart Tilliam Slark Tinman Cheapside Fish Acure

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