London notices and race details from July 12 edition
Miscellaneous items from a July 12 London paper include social commentary on Lucretia and Dorinda, military movements near Carelia, Venice prostitutes marked for infamy, London aldermanic scheduling, and July 4–5 race results at Thetford plus court notices and local marriages. Also reports on American Regulators, taxes, and prices with a long property sale notice for Simon Degge’s estate in Derby and Mapleton with seven lots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Holford
Symond’s Inn
Chancery-lane
London
Simon Degge
Blyth Bridge
Statfore
Derby
Mapleton
County of
Charles Finney
Waiteers& Field
Park Field
Mary Close
Nunns Greeny
Coltin
Mr. Fletcher
Lund
Buxton
N. B
Mannald
Thomas Harvel Jon
Attorner
Newcastle under-Lyne
Stafordshire
D.ef
Welles and
Fyrnis Vall
Boswell-court
Carey-treet
Lundon
London Evening Post reader blasts a Scottish traitor in a bold letter
A correspondent writes to the London Evening Post declaring a Scotsman an enemy of liberty for opposing Wilkes and supporting ministerial measures. He accuses the individual of aiding Portmouth fire defamation, courting Lord North, and writing to Lord Sandwich, asserting he will tell the truth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes
Junius
Goliah
Thomas Slade
Marine Corps
Portmouth
Lord North
Lord Sandwich
Heaven
Earth
Windsor and Knights of the Garter Picture Book
An 18th century notice advertises a two-plate publication priced at 15 with copper engravings. It features a Knight of the Garter in full state dress and a Windsor palace view with surrounding sights. Includes curiosities of Windsor town and Royal Chapel of St George and notes the Knights of the Garter installation ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Newbery
Paul’s Churchyard
J. Blakeney
Winesor
Royal
Duke-street
Westminter
Kearfly
Ledgate-street
Woodall
Charing
Shropshire
New Boadstreet
Parker
Davenhill
Cornall
Flexney
Gray
Ingy Holborn
Gwilt
St. Margaret’s Hill
Byront
Myr. Turpin
Golden Keys
St. John’s Streety
England
My. Walker
Dublin
Val Morris Seeks Monmouth Vote After Honest Appeal
In 1777 era wording, Val Morris addresses Monmouth County freeholders urging an election on July 18. He rejects bribery tactics, pledges independence in choice, and asks Gentlemen to judge him by conduct if elected, signing as your obedient humble servant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Narce
Wilkes
Foote
Furius
Fuvius
Sherigs
Plumbe
Kirkman
John Horne
County of
Monmouth
Piercefield
Sherif
Val. Morris
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Adam
Lucretia
Dorinda
Hague
Subikow
Carelia
Sweden
Russia
Nystadt
Venice
Lord Bruce
Winchester College
Bragge
Lowth
Oxford
Bingham
Duke of Chandos
Carnarvon
Stroud
Newgate
Mr. Clarke
Henry Stroud
P.S
Tunbridge Wells
J. Blake
Sevenoaks
Patrick Blake
Sudbury
Captain Wade
Brighthelmstone
Thetford
Norfolk
D. of Grafton
É&C
Mr. Vernon
Damascus
Northumberland’s Bay
C. Voltaire
Bow
Old Bailey
John Swearman
Thomas Howard
William Bigg
Guildhall
John Boddicote
Westram
Kent
Hornbuckle
Camberwell
Surry
Pulfe
Duke of Kingston
Bulfted
Harrow
Charles Saxton
His Majesty’s Navy
Miss Bush
Jonathan Buth
Burcot
Oxfordshire
Nicholas Brown
Christ College, Cambridge
Miss Sparks
Rochester
Mr. Hall
Antioneer
Holborn
Palace
Lincoln
Frances Quincy
Lower Grosvenor Street
Robert Langley
Americ
Charles Town
South Carolina
North Carolina
Tryon
Newbern
Col. Bryan
Neuse River
Florida
India
Consol
Prs Navy
Viet
Long Ann
London-Bridge
London Evening Post
London Evening Pott
John Smith
C. M. Nl
Smith
Hawes, Clarke
Collins
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