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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jul 09, 1765

Page

4

Sailor Lament as Ship Breaks Free in Storm

A distressed speaker pleads that a pilot remain at the helm as the ship danger rises. The scene questions if abandoning the post would worsen the disaster, noting the mast broken and the halyard anchor loft, with sailors swallowed by the flood. The voice urges courage and duty over fear.

London Evening Post Sheds Light on Service Vails and Livery

A reader questions a Vienna peace rumor tied to Hanover protection and ministerial change, while T Rainbow of Peckham laments lost livery perquisites. The paper thanks readers, clarifies promotions, and notes ads accepted via Mr. Almon near Burlington House in Piccadilly.

London Evening Post Vienna Electorate of Hanover Austria Prufia C. Cims London Evening-Post Meres Secras T. Rainbow Almon Burlington House Piccadilly Fleet-street King's Bench Tipstaff Lord Mansfield Guildhall Williams Enquirer Wilkes Geggigman Dunkirk Bay of Honduras Holland Sieur John Rodier Curiacoa West Indies Guarda Costas New-York College of Physicians Granada Alexander Middleton Islands Suffolk James Bull Berlin St. John’s Day Free Masons Lodge L’amitie Thomas Lloyd Anwyl Shrewsbury Salop High Court of Chancery Lord Bolingbroke Sir J. Lowther Newmarket Lilingon Aishman Dingley Afman and Dinley Wandsworth Hunt Queen Street Cheapside Robert Clifton, Bart Moore John Moore St. Ann’s Soho Falmouth Pensacola Mobille Isle of Man Portsmouth Plymouth Moti India House Dover China Polly Mackey Dominica Horsleydown Wherstone Francis Hataway Sessions House Old Baily Moorfields Willian Abbott Capt. Smith Hydepark

Farcical Undertaker show at Tyburn Row ends in quarrel

The Grand Puprert Suow of Mons de Punch in Tyburn Row presented a farce titled The Undertaker with characters such as Death's Heads Ned o th Bridge and Lunatich Will Blunder. Zacé's Associates performed many roles. It closed badly as a dispute over a shared bag preventing future Undertaker performances.

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Political shifting and intrigue at St James's Court

Reports of ministerial reshuffles and court proceedings unfold at St James's with new appointments, public dinners, and a noted tour for Mans Stanley while talk turns to royal favor, policy, and looming changes across ministries and the Northern and Southern departments.

Prrr Hayes Lord Temple Stowe Privy Council Right Honourable Lord Grantham Duke of Newcastle Duke of Cumberland Grosvenor Square Windsor Lodge Conway Duke of Grafton Marquis of Rockingham Dowdeswell St. James’s Mans Stanley Republic of Genoa Italy John Williams

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