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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jan 25, 1766

Page

2

Proposed Navigable Canal Linking Severn and Trent Trade

A meeting of landowners merchants and manufacturers is urged at the Red Lion in Wolverhampton to discuss a proposed navigable canal from Redstones Ferry on the River Severn through Kindernminster to Audherley near Wolverhampton and on to Slindborough, aiming to connect Bristol Liverpool and Hull and boost land and commercial interests.

House of Parliament Wanden Ferry Derry Liverpool Trent Mersey Redstones Ferry Severn Kindernminster Wortester Audherley Wolverhampton Scafford Tle Penk Wilden Ferry Slindborough Stafford Bristol Hull Paris Thomas Balzer Woolverhampton Weenesway

Westminster paving contract and lamp iron works notice

Commissioners of Westminster announce a contract to reclaim and repave the Little Queen Street carriage way with old pebbles and Purbeck paving. Proposals include security and advance payments. details at the Weltminster office. Also notice of a lamppost iron work contract terms and early payment schedule. A separate alert offers a law apprenticeship and partnership prospect with location and approval channels.

Queen-Street Great Queen-Street Lincoln’s Fiel’s Holbourn Weltminter Bridge Old Palace Yard Weltiminister Fard Furbeck Haig Che Securit George Wyatt

Stamp Papers Burnt in Jamaica Mob Riot on Nov 4

Report from Jamaica dated Nov 28 describes a mob gathering at the Nolans Tavern and Hopkins house to seize and burn Lamp Papers. The dissidents forced stamping officials, including Mr. Tucker, to renounce their roles, and damaged offices at the Secretary and Mast Hall. Islanders from St Christoper’s and Nevis joined, burning lamp papers and papers at various locations. News from Philadelphia notes local production of home spun American cloth arriving in town.

Wenman and Royal Exchange India Company Jamaica Charles Wenman and Co Mountain Lisbon Bkirchin Lane Com Bacely Improvealle Luc Mucno Underler Royal Hardy Amd Grace New North Street Red Lion Square Bett House of Mirs Jane Geldard the Griffin Richmond Yorkshire Westfield Thomas French Bone- Street Marybafton Tavistock Street St. James’s Westminfle C. N.R Taylor Holland’s Piccadilly Christopher Nolans John Hopkins Tuckert Hopkins Mutt Inis House St. Christeres’s Nevis Philadelphia Britain

Freedom of Guild Presented to Henry Flood for Eminent Service

Quarterday resolutions grant Henry Flood freedom of the Guild of Merchants in a silver box valued at 54 with signatures by the clerk. The record ends noting a night attack on the Pest-Boy with the North Mail on the road near Dublin.

Elan Dublin Fan Guild of Merchants Henry Flood Orde Bens. Tayoror North Mail

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