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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jul 09, 1774

Page

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Delaval Nominated to Represent Free Burgesses in Parliament

THO. DELAVAL announces he has been unanimously nominated by a large meeting of Free Burgesses to stand for Parliament in the upcoming General Election. He offers public thanks for the support and agrees to the conditions proposed by the Free Burgesses with gratitude and respect.

Newcastl Haine Taut Mott Constantine John Phipps Newcastle Tho. Delaval

Dublin actors sail back after a bitter season in London

A Dublin audience notes that theatrical performers who crossed the water to entertain in London are packing to return home after a harsh campaign. The letter refutes their merit versus English peers, citing Smith and Dodd and criticizing Mrs. Bulkley, Mrs. Hartley, and others while noting Mont de Pinto's audience in Portugal and various European appointments and events.

Bayes London Smith Dodd Arnelf Bulkley

Edward Dering Seeks County Seat After IR Brook Bridges Declines

A 1774 letter from Edward Dering of Surenden proposes himself to succeed IR Brook Bridges as county representative after Bridges publicly refused to stand again. Dering notes it would be presumptuous to solicit votes without a countywide sense at a general SUPEUNE, and expresses formal respect and readiness to serve.

IR Brook Bridges

Gentlemen Clergy and Freeholders Election Appeal in Southampton

A political appeal from Simeon Stuart Henry Paulett St John to the Gentlemen Clergy and Freeholders of Southampton counties urging support at the upcoming general election. Auction notice for the estates of Isaac Mallortie bankrupt in Southampton with private treaty options through Robert Taylor, Richards, and Damon.

Southampton Mo Z Nealimnan Wjemucici I Simeon Stuart Henry Paulett St. John

Valuable Leasehold Estate at Limehouse for Auction

To be sold by auction by THOMAS SKINNER on Merday the 18th at one o'clock at the Corn Exchange Coffee-house Mark-lane. A valuable leasehold estate held 95 years clear of ground rent in the possession of Mr. Stokes at St Ann's Place Limehouse adjoining the river. Includes a dwelling and outbuildings with malt and brick vaults, a coal wharf and dock with river access. Plans permit division for separate businesses. View six days before sale. printed particulars at premises and Skinner, Aldersgate Street. Private purchase possible via Mr. Skinner.

Auc'lion Thomas Skinner Corn Exchange Mark-lane Stokes St Ann’s Place Limehouse Lee Yale Skinner Aldersgate-street N. B

Pleasly Bridge Dispute Endangers Turnpike Road

London Evening Post reports a public grievance to Justices of the Peace in Nottingham and Derby. On Mansfield to Sheffield turnpike a ruined bridge at Pleasly near a mill endangers travelers. The mill owner and turnpike trustees dispute who must repair, leaving the public to suffer danger and toll to pay or risk the ford.

London Nottingham Derby Mansfield Sheffield Pleafly Turnpike

Independent Burgesses of Newcastle Stand For Liberty

An opinion on the independent Burgesses of Newcastle upon Tyne defending constitutional liberty against arbitrary power. The author praises their moderation and declares that their success in pursuing representation is a national cause. May they have success, says the writer, to all constitutional free men.

Newcastle Upon Tyne Printer Ucce

Endeavour Letter Reports Maori Attack and Atrocity

An extract from a 1774 Endeavour letter recalls a boat party sent ashore at New Zealand to collect vegetables. The ten men were murdered and partly eaten by locals, leaving only bones. The account notes the shock and describes no visible survivors.

Lam Ferry New Zealand

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