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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jan 31, 1767

Page

2

Manor of Lymps Estate for Sale in Surrey and Middlesex

To be sold the Manor of Lymps in Surrey with several farms totaling about 1900 acres of arable pasture and woodland. Includes copyhold estates, timber suitable for shipbuilding, and a royalty on commons. Inquire of Mr. Biscoe in Madrid or Mr. Wel tour at Lympsfield for full particulars. Lympsfield lies near London Sevenoaks Godstone, in a rich sporting country with game and fish.

High Court of Chancery Richard Edwards Mafors Symond’s Inn Chancery-Lane London Thomas Whorwood Salden County of Bucks Charles Greenwood Eviza Beth Murfley Buckingham Drayton William Fortesque James Pollard Lymps County of Surry Biscoe Madrich Weltour Lympsfield N. B. Lympsfield Sevenoaks Godstone

Betsey cargo looted by coast locals after ship wreck

Letters from the Lincolnshire coast say the Betsey cargo was plundered by numerous country people, with much recovered and little left save the specie. A suspect broke into the captain's chest as distress spread. Also reports death of Col. John Scott and a riot at Canongate Theatre with police and military called out.

Wratting Cade Wrarting Newmarket Rouin-bridge Heber Grimsthorpe Lincolnshire Matchless Marcness Soreheels Danby Cade Ralph Milbank Capt. Hartley Babraham Makeless England Balto Eyerly Turk Little Scar Brocher Bay Marr Old Crab Galloway Panton Heber Stapleford Nottingham John Bar- Jace Warren Old Cade Lord Godolphin Silver-tail Careless Fearnought Mr. Heneage Mr. Hall Rattle John Harpur Darley Lord Tracey Thomas Gresley Mr. Cook Dodsworth Hemsley Turk N.B. Sportsman Mr. Gorge Juniper Litchfield Lord Portmore Huntingdon Mr. Shafto Wildair James Lowther Babram Scotland Edinburgh Betsey Montrose John Scott Comiston Hull Bersey M‘leod Mir. Sharp Mr. Stirling Stockingweaver Rendesson M‘nab Robert Griffith John Paterson Thomas Drysdale General Hamilton Lord Roseberry David Cumming William Bell George Watson James Arnor Peebles Canongate

News of charitable relief and harsh winter conditions

The Earl of Orford and Crisp Molineux, Esq. donate funds and coal to aid distressed poor in July, with subscriptions totaling over 44 pounds. The town mourns Robert Underwood, longtime Town Clerk. The Duke of Grafton and others continue subscriptions, with bread and flour to sustain families for six weeks. Reports from Bath, Marthfield, Ipswich, and Norwich note generous embargos and severe cold, the thermometer at six degrees below freezing, and widespread charity amid hardship.

Country News Lyon Fan Earl of Orford Crisp Molineux Garboldiffam Robert Underwood Bury Duke of Graften Earl of Briffold Fitz Roy Hervey Bath Marthfield Gloucestershire Clutterbuck John Sebright Ipsuich French Haruingsheath Saxham Halesworth Farenheit Norwich

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