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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jul 07, 1763

Page

3

Commemoration at the University with noble attendance

The entry describes a grand university commemoration with the Earl of Litchfield as Chancellor at Queen's College and the Sheldonian Theatre. A procession, odes, speeches by Mr. Warton and prize-speeches follow, with Handel music and a masque. The accounts also note multiple noble attendees and late-coverage of related ceremonies and entertainments.

Butrak Lester Sealy Earl of Litchfield Queen’s College Sheldonian Warton Wilson Sandys All Souls College Cooper Brazen-note College Handel Duke of Manchester Earl of Cork Trevour Hampden Spoeke Duke of Beaufort Oriel-college Earl of Applesey Christ-church Dashwood Brazen-nose Queen’s-college Duke of Marlborough Earl of Donnegal Greville Montague Richard Glynne William Dalben John Hinde Cotton Thomas Jones Lord Arthbrook Christchurch John Ruffle Foot St. Mary’s-hall Mr. Aldersey Mr. Honeywood Anost Dukes of Marlborough Manchester Shrewsbury Suffolk Donnegal Lord Greville Montague Lord Despenser Charles Mordant James Dashwood John Philipps Charles Tynte Charles Ryce John Newdigate William Baggor Surinam Berbices Aurora

Wanted Apprentices for Handicraft Trade in London

A master, long a Freeman of London, seeks reputable parents to place a son as an apprentice with full apparel and usual fees. Another lad offers hand writing but no labour. Conditions identical. Enquire of Mr Padon, Stationer, near Lincoln's Inn.

Aurora Dnstinction Berbices Europe the Hague Greenland Arriv’d Hamburgh Molly Jenkins Bonny St. Kiss James Hebden Regiment of Foot George Monson Charlotte Murray Duke of Athol Dunkeld Scotland Viscount’Parker Harley Street Earl and Countess of Macclesfield Colonel Parker Mr. Smith Covent- Garden Swellling Suffolk Newton Leifton-hall Stephen’s Green Dublin Robert Downes Raphoe Ireland Fernes Downe Harrow School Glanville Earl Mee Love Palmer Greville Bouverie Jones Page Martin London Wancel Padon Lincoln’s Inn

Parcel of Estates of the late Earl of Abingdon in Wiltshire region

By order of the trustees the parcel includes manors and estates in Lavington Marden Bishop’s Cannings Worton Putney and related lands in Wiltshire with leasehold life estates and rack rents. The notice outlines the vast holdings, their value and methods of leasing and names solicitors in Oxford London and Raft Lavington for particulars. It also contains a long petition lamenting Parliament abuses and calling for plenary parliaments and fair representation.

Wilsonughby Earl of Abingdon Lavington Daunterey East West Lavington Marden Great Cheverell Bishop’s Cannings Worton Putney Spy Park Walts Bishop’s Lavington London Devizes Bath Sainsbury Thomas Walker Oxford Robert Palmer Chancery Lane Samuel Sainsbury Raft Lavington

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