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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jan 26, 1765

Page

3

Local notices from Cambridge and surrounding towns

Fragmented notices recount financial bequests to St Johns College and charitable legacies, with a Beadon and Miss Kirke as executors. Also reports a large mob at Braintree over corn prices, a Thurston rector’s marriage, a Norwich clerical appointment, and a Dover Buckland relic find sold to a Jew.

Divbwiry Rochester St. John’s College Cambridge Richard Beadon Kirke Chelm Brewer London Sampson_Arnold Norfolk William Dickes Brisol Bilis Ganterbury Fan Buckland Dover

Celebration Song for Queen Charlotte's Birthday in Dublin

A 1765 Dublin pageantry at the Castle of Dublin features a music drama by Matthew Dubourg with Benjamin Victor at the helm. The recitatives and choruses praise Queen Charlotte and Prince George, invoking blessings from Britain and urging protect and joy for the royal couple. The piece, performed January 18, 1765, weaves arias and duets in celebration of the Queen's birth and royal lineage.

London Dublin Cele Bration Queen Charlonte Goma LORDS Benjamin Victor Matthew Dubourg Muick Ireland Britain Charlotte George Brunwick Terne Céparotte

Entertainment for Nobility and Market News in London

The Right Honorable lordly entertainment at St James's and a sermon at St Pauls marked the week. Market data show best wheat at 44s per quarter and ongoing tax debate. Embassies report dispatches from Hamburg and Lisbon as maritime moves and colonial news unfold.

Huntingdon St. James's Place Lormorow Charles the Fir Carlisle House of Peers Westminster Abbey Hinde House of Commons St. Margaret’s Westminstes King St. Paul’s Cathedral Hillary Saron Parker Adams and Perron St. Paul's Hind London Aldermen Lisbon King George Glive Brazils England Bengal Spain Portugal Society of Jésuits Paraguay South America Philadelphia George Miller Charles Stuart John Pittburgh Hisois Ohio Clapham Caleb Kembel Fort ‘du. Quesne Guernsey Pearl Portmouth Newfoundland Namure Hughes Jamaica Dover Port Maria Countess of Elgin, Futleriga Kingston Swift Lima Cadiz Rio de Jaceiro

James's Powders for Fevers and Inflammatory Disorders

An 17th or 18th century advertisement-style text promotes James's Powders for fevers smallpox measles pleuritis quincies and inflammatory disorders. It touts safety convenience and naval use with charitable sales and references to political pamphlets and liberty. The piece blends medical promo with exhortations about governance and freedom.

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