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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jul 20, 1762

Page

3

Treachery and executions reported from Portsmouth and Tyburn

Letters from Gibraltar allege a Swiss native signaled to the enemy while a Newcastle resident reports treachery. In Portsmouth a constable died after a serjeant stabbed him. At Tyburn, James Hardy and John Placket were condemned for robbery and assault, with others spared or sentenced to be hanged in chains.

Elizabeth Rehitedy Newcastle Upon Tyne Gibraltar Switzerland Portsmouth Point Gate Marine Guard William ‘Moreton Kant James Hardy James Keil Vauxhall Tyburn John Placket Faye Placket Finchley Common Richard Mitchell Hardy Keil Francis Cashell Caswell William Fitzgerald John Sullivan

Logwood rights in Campeachy Bay debated in 1717 submission

A historical discussion argues England's right to logwood cutting in Campeachy Bay, tracing 1717 royal inquiries, Sir Thomas Lynch’s Jamaica governorship, and prior settlements on Trist and Jucatan. It cites treaties, Privy Council authentication, and the strategic value of logwood for navigation and trade, asserting full English title equal to Spanish claims.

Loridan Evering-Pott Spain France M. de Bay of Campeachy Board of ‘Trade England Trist Jucatan Lake of Terminas Thomas Lynch Jamaica New World Logwood Crown of Sir Thomas Lynch Privy Council Thomas Lake of Terminos Tobasco Great Britain Bay of Campéachy

London Extrafii of a Letter From Berling July 7

The letter notes the state of affairs as most prosperous with the Ruffians in control. It references political tension and a confident tone despite unsettled events, implying stability in some regions while signaling possible unrest elsewhere.

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