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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Jan 25, 1766
Page
4
The text states the Great Commoner remains firm against accepting any port and continues his resolve regarding the imperial title and status, indicating unwavering stance amid discussions. The fragment references sovereignty and authority within the German empire context.
The Flying Squadron gathered at the Thistle and Crown in South Audley Street with Mr Justice J as chair. Enlistments rose, Commander in Chief plans a new field operation. The Evening Post thanks readers for support and promises prompt correction of errors. Advertisements and notices accepted at ALMON in Piccadilly. Yesterday Mr. Pitt attended Parliament amid rumors of a disunited ministry and a possible new government formation.
A summary of various 18th century dispatches and incidents includes discussions on Agnithca affairs, U.S. and Canada bills, European mine disputes, demand for Scotch Highlanders in the East India Company's service, and a potential halt on public office sales under the Crown. Reports note amber grease import, gum Seneca export restrictions, and pricing effects on woollen industries. Also listed are road accidents, hospitalizations, shipping movements, and theatre bills from Drury Lane and Covent Garden.
Records show scheduled high water levels at London Bridge with times listed as morning and afternoon readings for Thursday and Friday, including several 4 o clock references and multiple numeric values across the day. The fragment notes fluctuating tides and may reflect a maritime or civil water monitoring entry from a historical source.
James Wall of Sunderland Custom House in Durham testifies in 1765 that a remedy prescribed by Mrs Dutton relieved his severe gout, restored strength, and left him pain free. He urges readers to consider the medicine and notes he will answer inquiries by post, dated December 9th at Sunderland.
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