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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jan 25, 1759

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Pranefort Orders Peasants to Work Amid Fortifications

A garbled report notes Pranefort ordering a number of peasants from nearby villages to return to work immediately on fortifications. It mentions consequences for the ongoing demolition efforts and references generals visiting Normandy for talks on spring mobilization.

Pranefort Jan France Rheae Normandy

Mourning Fashion Critique and Court Notices

A London writer rails at general mourning fashion, urging practical thrift and nonconformity for ladies. The column adds royal notes on the Princess Gouvernante near death, educational plans for her children, and a flood of brief notices including military troop reforms, ship movements, clergy appointments, local deaths, marriages, and petty legal cases across the realm.

Altered Chering-Barnet Market and Fair Schedule

By royal licence dated December 7 1758 the Weekly Marker at Chering-Barnet moves to Wednesdays from February to begin. The Cheping-Barnet fairs shift to April 6 16 and St Luke’s Day 6. September fairs to 4 5 and 6. Accommodations will be provided for goods, horses, and cattle. Joseph Higginbotham seeks line to contact him for potential advantage or heirs.

Chering-Barnet Cheping-Barnet

Creditors of Gabriel Founce Meet Executors in Covent Garden

The creditors of Gabriel Founce late of Bedford Street Covent-Garden woollen-draper and Wine-Merchant are to meet his Executors on Wednesday at four o'clock in the afternoon at the Bedford Head Tavern Southampton-Street Covent-Garden to determine measures for recovering outstanding debts and to decide on pursuing legal or equitable actions.

Gabriel Founce Bedford Covent-Garden Deceas Bedford Head Southampton-Street

Wanted Living in Coun try with old Life and yearly income

Advertises a position to live in a country setting with an old life, offering about 160 pounds per year or a resignation within a year. Letters to Mr J Syer at Mr Price Linen-draper near Dean Street Harbours, postpaid, will be answered three days after receipt. Only principals or their attorneys of Kraywn Repute should apply.

London Lord Chamberlain Earl Marshal Napier Weilbaut States-General Nassau-Weilbourg Holland Sloop of War Commodore Moore West Indies Iland Guardaloupe Chatham Danizick Benjamin Wolfram Matter Waterford Plymouth Scotland Earl of Westmorland James Thomas Lawson Shirlston Rowton Kent Diocese of Canterbury Walter Bagot Blith Blithfield Stafford Pool Chelsea Rothery Academy Knightfridge Arthur Trevor John Trevor Knt The Rolls Camberwell Henry Bagshaw Bermondsey Street Southwark Joshua Charlesworth Cross Keys Wood-street Timothy Howard Castle-Yard Holborn Seddon Ratcliff Highway Earl Bedlam St. Mary Magdalen Bermondey William Clark J.syer Price Dean-Street

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