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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jan 20, 1767

Page

3

Inundation Fears And Local Charity In Abergavenny Area

A long news fragment reports potential flood danger from deep snows near Abergavenny, plus local charity efforts. It notes a clergyman aiding twenty poor people, a St. Mary’s marriage in Bristol, and a parish collection distributing bread and money. It also covers snow-impacted mail, Isle of Wight damage, coroner appointment, and market prices for grain with occasional local anecdotes.

Abergavenny St. Mary’s John Wicks Frampton Cotterell Ellis Bristol St. James’s Bath Devizes Salisoury Cowes Isle of Wight John Turner Salisbury Infirmary Leonard Fletcher Southampton John Godfrey Salisbury Elizabeth Curtis

Arrivals at Port Ports and Atlantic Voyages

Port arrivals include William Brown and Charming Molly from Bristol to Plymouth. Britannia and others sail for Jamaica. ships from Dunkirk London and Madeira call at Plymouth, Cadiz, Oporto and Bristol. A busy period with numerous vessels listing captains and origins across Atlantic and European ports.

Port New Falmouth William, Brown Charming Molly Sanders Bristol Pendarvis Latham Elizabeth, Richards Wales Plymouth Nancy Wood Lymington Britannia Miles Daws Forbes Jamaica Deal Van London East Indiaman Joe Moran Madeira Samuel Thomas Green Oporto Sarah Lisbon Mary Henry Ditto Maria Ann Rochell Sharp Kelly Alicant Euchrates Anton Smyrna Portland Elphinston Seville Jonge Dry- Thour Wittevan Nantz Cadiz Content Keen Andalusia Fawcett Hull Friendship Ward London Lancaster Adventure Hodgson Antigua Speedy Baker Newfoundland Jersey Coghlan

London Gossip From St James and Cavendish Square

There was no levee or business yesterday at St James. Princess of Brunswick visited Princess Amelia at Cavendish Square and returned to St James's. The Earl of Northington and the Earl of Avhatham are noted for amusing anecdotes at their seats in Somersetshire.

Londdon St. James Princess of Brunswick Amelia Cavendish Square Stames’s Earl of Northington Grange Earl of Avhatham C. Philo

Election of an Alderman for Aldgate Ward and other notices

A Wardmoté at Irons mongers Hall chose John Henniker and John Shakespear as alderman candidates. a poll showed Shakespear leading 157 to 127 and a scrutiny for Henniker was granted to be decided February 11. News items follow on Genoa appointments, naval outfittings, shipwrecks near Tariffe, a York court case, postal delays, mendicant relief, and other London society notices including marriages, deaths, and local ads.

Ironsmongers Hall Aldgate- Ward William Cracraft John Henniker John Shakespear Shakespear Henniker Sieur Joseph Caffarena Republick of Genoa Great Britain M. D’ageno Portsmouth Plymouth Mann Charlotte Keats Amsterdam Leghorn Tariffe Gibraltar Athol Bett London Perth Ancona North Chester Norwich Lincoln’s-inn-hall Westminster-hall George Marshal Swallow-street Praed Argyle-buildings Southwark Daniel O’cormac Linnen Hannah Patching Gracechurch Street Lady Newnham Conduit Street Christopher Matthews Clerkenwell Bridewell John Brettle Thomas Black Mr. Brown Holloway Surry St. Margarett’s Hill Noyov Copenhagen East Indies Thichinapalli Wibure Tanjour M. Schwartz Nabob Madurei Yarmouth Holland Prince Cutteris Falmouth Seilly John Carey Greenwich Gates Richard Taylor Carey the Dutchess of Hamilton Hamilton Scotland Countess of Suffolk Duke’s Street Westminster Tottenham Howes London Wall

Specific Powders for Consumptions and Pleurisy Cure

An advertisement extols powders as a universal remedy for breast lung and pleural disorders claiming rapid pain relief and a cure for consumptions even when lungs ulcerate. It praises a retired eminent physician and notes sales by Mrs Owen at five shillings per parcel of six papers with directions.

Agnes Owen Temple-Bar Fleet-Street

Rule to judge writers for public service not faction

Postscript to the Printer of the London Evening Post argues readers should distrust any writer who preaches against ministers once in power. It cites Mr Pitt’s early abuse by factional writers and contrasts it with attempts to vilify Lord Chatham. Pro Republica.

London Evening Post Mr. Meres Pitt Lord Chatham

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