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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jan 20, 1770

Page

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Ship News and 1770 Court Notices From Dover to London

Monday January 22 reports arrivals at Dover and Alicant with ships from Honduras Barbadoes New York Newfoundland and Cagliari. London Gazette items note Samuel Yorke Lord Chancellor death Charles Yorke creation of Lord Morden and appointments including West Florida governor. financial notices show bankruptcies dividends and certificates. substantial legal and civil notices follow with Ireland public satire and theater listings.

Dover Hopewel Papley Honduras Yamphnamara Campbell Barbadoes Duchess of Gordon Winn New York Earl of Granville Ridley Oporto Hood, Cummins New England Alicant David Robbins Marquis of Bockingham Baker Princessa Wither Industry Carder Nancy Harwood Newfoundland Ranger Blundell Cagliari Molly Monday Malaga London Gazette Queen's Gee Charles. Yorke Fifa Great Britain St. James’s Charles Yorke Jord Lord Morden Morcen Cambridge St. James's Edward Duke of Somerset Whitehall Peter Chester Geeneral West Florida America Cesar Wincote Wandsworth Surry Whiteher Fan Guildhall William Jefferson Newcastle Upon Tyne London David Speedy Brecknall Berks Robert Matthews

Cambridge Bachelor of Arts degree admissions and Yorke candidacy

This day the bachelors commencement admitted 54 gentlemen from different colleges to the degree of Bachelor of Arts by the Vice Chancellor. Rumor says Hon. Mr. John Yorke is a candidate to succeed his brother as member for the University of Cambridge.

Charles York England Earl of Hardwicke John Royal Society British Museum Dover Mareried Freeman Hammels Hertfordshire Wilmot Court of Chancery Lord Cambden Evan Lloyd Matter London Milford Leigh Cove St. Ives Cornwall William Hannah Miller Philadelphia Leith Lynn Old Bailey Richard Loft Edward Collier Southfleet Adam Wright Hans Lyamotte Kirby Wood-street Compter Sessions House Thomas Harris Dark Ludgate Hill Edward Reynolds James Bennet Thomas Barber Mary Hutchinson Mary Palsford Mary Matha William Osborn Thomas Sheppard Thomas Harfler Thomas Westcott Roger Pratt Corker Middlesex City of London Guildhall Benes Nathaniel Gerard Waxham Westomerham Norfolk Lewis Jones Littleport Isle of Ely Kenninghall Markettte Sperfholt Winchester Marrizp John Stedman Oxendon Street Piccadilly Hannah Playdell Clifford-street Burlington Gardens Judson Wollen Bowers Suffolk-street Charing Cros Essex Stoke Newington Peter Philip Jamineau Samuel Collins Star Alley Fenchurch-street Newington Butts Edwards Seething-lane Drury Lane Cymon Scotland Country News Cambridge John Yorke University of Cambridge

Printer of the London Evening Post Critique and Sir Richard Perrot

A letter questions parliamentary eligibility of an infidel candidate and warns against conjoined ideals. It recounts Bath impostor Sir Richard Perrot and queries if Flint’s late address was genuine, alleging Ministry deception and a nonentity presenter.

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