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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jul 06, 1765

Page

3

PORT NEWS AND TURNING OF TIDES IN 1765 PORTS

Port and river notices from Falmouth to Portsmouth report arrivals from Syders Tenby Bristol and London with troops and victuals on transports. Sailed ships include Hampden and Adven ture while the East Indies Watch, Panther, and other warships remain. Local obits births marriages and legal notices span Ipswich Bury Norwich and Bristol with tragic family events and a rash of appointments and promotions in royal service.

Port News Falmouth Fudy Providerice Hurstwell Syders Henry Joseph Ackerman Tenby Good Intent Ellis Bristol Bacchus, Hall Limerick Thomas Jack White Matero Dove Lege London William, Brown Hampdenacker Braithwaite Lisbon Plymouth Fuly Lamb Bowen Woolwich North America Portmouth Eleanor Farmer Adventire Brown Endeavour Smart Sunderland Friendship Cockrill Juno Deal Felyo Harvey Digerton Granadoes Grerasey East-India Watch Polly Walrund Newfoundland Thip Panther Salisbury Hawker Quebec Union Smith South Carolina Hartley Glover Cadiz Morning Star Wood Southampton Rainbow Halifax

Insolvent Debtor Notice From Hertford Prison

A prisoner at Hertford County Jail gives notice of intent to seek relief under an Insolvent Debtors Act passed in the King George III era. The notice targets the next General or Quarter Sessions after thirty days from publication, naming Joan Waters of Little Hadham as the first listed debtor.

Hertford George the Third Hereford Prioner Joan Waters Little Hadham County of

LETT Manor Farm and lands to be let at Michaelmas

A Mesne and farm called Spete four months from Michaelmas to be let with barns and buildings covering eleven acres. Included are 273 acres of archley meadow and hay ground, along with improvements and rights. Located near Horfinoiden and Lansersurit on the Turnpike, Kent, now in the occupation of Mr John N Fleacy. Enquiries to Mr Poe of Gombur Mrs Keeble of Seal or Mr Jobst of Bore.

Corbridge Walton Cockermouth Blencogée Newcastle Shields Wigan Preston Bristol St. James’s Church Seaton Bagnold Bagnald Bull Tavern High-Streee Edward Lloyd Archley Meadow

Harlington Grange Estate For Sale In Bedfordshire

To be sold freehold Harlington Grange in Bedfordshire comprising a village or manor house with conveniences and twenty five acres of pasture ground. The property includes timber and a trout stream runs through the grounds. Harlington Grange lies thirty six miles from London and near Luton Woburn Amperial Tochington. For particulars contact Ambrose Reddall near Woburn or Henry Fothergill Becford Row near Gray's Tun Helbourn.

Harlington Bedford Ghangey Harlington Grange London Luton Woburn Amperial Tochington Ambrose Reddall Bedfordshire Henry Fothergill Becford Row Gray’s Tun Helbourn

Brutus Urges Short Parliaments to Save English Liberty

Brutus argues that parliaments corrupt nations, turning trustees into ministers and stripping rights. He urges a constitutional remonstrance from counties and London to reclaim frequent elections and prevent slavery by law, invoking the Bill of Rights and upcoming timely action.

London C. Brutus

Contempt for Lords Count of Peers Grows in England

A speaker argues that the number of peers is already excessive and wields too much influence over the Commons. He warns that counties seeking to elevate commoners to the peerage could trigger rapid changes. If every rich commoner becomes a lord, the Lords will replace the Commons, ending the Commons’ legislative power and imperial governance.

London Evening Po Commons Engeland Farhamet House of Peers House of Lords House of Commons Commons of England

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