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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Jul 01, 1775
Page
4
The London Evening Post slams a barrister for his vaunting tone and clever quibbling. It mocks his manners and grammar, notes his attack on the Lord Mayor, and his failure to answer the Chamberlain, warning of future embarrassment.
The London Evening Post records Lord Lyttelton and companions guiding a regatta project begun by Luttrel. Luttrel drafted the concept. Lord Lyttelton refined it, aiming for public benefit. About one hundred thousand pounds would circulate to support industrious and needy, with expectations of elegance and favorable conditions in future trials.
A fragment from The London Evening Best notes a RO TUNDA pickup at Ranelagh on the Regatta night. The piece mentions NIRE Water Women in a quip by Van Bruin and contrasts Britons fate with England and America should they fail to rout. It ends with a Thames reference and a caution about Fixe and Water.
From Morea April 21 reports Agi Osman Ba dhaw grandson of Topal Oman Bathaw was strangled while entering Negropost where he had been named Governor. Other items note a Spanish armament preparing to sail, European merchants warned away, and Dey defending Algiers. Prince Charles of Nassau Ubingen died June 1.
The report notes continued debate in Philadelphia over whether the American colonies should form separate Northern and Southern Republics or unite under one association with Britain. It covers a Guildhall Common Hall session debating sheriffs elect and royal communications, various speeches, and resolutions for impeachment inquiries. Also cited are Norfolk tobacco bans, Dunmore correspondence disputes, Virginia and Gloucester committee actions, news from Gibraltar and Algiers, and naval movements involving British regiments and ships returning to or arriving in Britain.
The Middle Temple barristers Hugh Lyster Thomas May hard and William Cooke were admitted and sworn. Letters from Virginia praise Bard Dunmore for steady conduct amid tensions. John St Legar Douglas is made Knight in the 3d foot guards. Pelham is made Ensign. A Moor's Building burglary targets Mr Dean with theft of valuables. Mr Tanner, Tottenham stage coach master, dies.
A Westminster note lauds Mr Lean of Mill Bank for proposing a plan to reduce coal costs by selling thirteen sacks containing thirty nine bushels per chaldron, aligning with the usual five chaldron rate. The report also lists stock prices and various government securities with minor fluctuations.
A brief notice notes Sidney's candid appeal to all true lovers of God country and themselves, inviting broad readership to witness its forthcoming appearance in the next issue.
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