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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jul 13, 1771

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London Gazette Purports Address and Public Notices

The excerpt compiles the July 13 London Gazette items including a royal response to London City remonstrances and a broad row of auction notices. It lists prices and securities, naval and colonial dispatches, and several real estate sales in London and Essex with dates, locations, and auctioneers.

London Gazette St. James's City of London House of Commons London River Thames Thames James Honces

London News Roundup of Naval, Court, and Local Incidents

The issue reports diplomatic friction with Spain over Cadiz visits by British ships, a court martial acquittal of Capt. Oglith of the Alarm, and trading shifts to French and Dutch bottoms. It notes Lord Chatham’s memorial, Duke of Gloucester’s Mediterranean voyage, and various appointments and arrivals from the East Indies. Also covered are shipbound notables, city ceremonies, a fatal gas or wall collapse near Temple Lane, executions in Chelmsford, marriages and deaths, bankruptcies, and harbor high water times.

Crown of Spain Cadiz Bay Oglith Lord Chatham Duke of Gloucester Mediterranean Harvey Col. Delaguliers Col Blaquiere Hales Light Dragoons Paris Robert Walpolé Portugal Thomas Evans Solomon Durelle Adiralty Pape Cooke East Indies Mr. Banks Solander Mr. Green South Seas Green Batavia Capt. Cooke Banks Chatham Trinity Woolwich London Stratford Blackwall Conservancy Ship Essex Rochester Medway Poterty Temple-lane Chelmsford John Lundy Henry Mott George March John Francis John Wakeling Judes Mr. Cotten Little Chelsea Manningham Sir Richard Manningham George I Richmond David Holdham Kew William Kirby

Fanny Forward: A London Postcard of Fashion and Frustration

In a witty 18th century letter a young woman laments her lovelorn state yet mocks fashion trends and the flirtations of married women. She seeks to alter her appearance with Parisian hairdressers and ropey ruffles, but remains indistinct to suitors while pondering societal constraints and gender norms. She signs as Fanny Forward thanking the Printer of the London Evening Post.

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Val Morris Seeks Freeholder Support For Monmouth Election

To the Gentlemen Freeholders of Monmouth County Piercefield June 26 1771 Morris appeals for votes for the July 18 election at Monmouth. He rejects bribery promises, pledges conduct over words, and asks for independent support from the freeholders. He signs as VAL MORRIS.

County of Monmouth Piercefield Val. Morris

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