Appointment notices and local misfortunes in Somerset and London
The article lists appointments including the rectory of Enmore and Powlet vicarage, and William Frasier as private secretary to the Duke of Grafton, plus Thomas Hay to command the 7th Dragoons and Thomas Bland as major. It reports marriages in Dublin and London, a cock-fight result, a major cricket match outcome, deaths and drownings, thefts, fires, and market prices, with warnings on fire prevention and an advertisement for Norton’s Drops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enmore
Somerset
Bath and Wells
Powlet
Duke of Grafton
William Frasier
Thomas Hay
Regiment of Dragoons
Howard
Thomas Bland
Dublin
Judge Darcy
Grangebez
Miss Nugent
Robinstown
South Audley Chapel
Anthony Browne
Viscount Montague
Lady Halkerton
Herbert Mackworth
Upper Grosvenor Street
Opmskirk
Edmund Ogden
Edward Dickenson
Ogden
Liverpool Cocks
Straford-fea
George Pitt
Berkshire
Reading
Swallowfield
Hoxton
John Woodward
Commission of the Peace
Middlesex
Tower Hamlets
Millhill
Hendon
James Wilkinson
Portugal Street
Piccadilly
Millbank
Westminster
London Hospital
Whitechapel
London-bridge
Houston
Holbourn
Haynes
Ounflow-Heath
Sir John Fielding
Hounflow-heath
Highgate-hill
Farnham
Guilfod
Edmonds
Horsham
Sussex
William Brazier
Leybeams
Kent
Shadwell-dock
James Dean
Marklane
Livyn
Placentia Bay
Newfoundland
New Mecklenburgh
Philips
America
Portmouth
Norfolk and Pocock
Sadler’s Weil’s
Carlile House
Surry End
Erie
Froment
Ross
Edinburgh
Lear
Wallazy Lizard
Highlake
Essex
Bear-Key
Bishopsgate-street
Stepney-fields
Wharton
Woolien-dreper
David Street
Berkley Square
Marchant
Norton
John Norton
Golden Square
London
Debates on Liberty and Ministration in The London Evening Post
Letters from Brutus Libertas and Impartial critique government overreach and press freedom. Call for fair treatment of publicans and watchmen amid political and social tensions. Local voices challenge Democritus and official restrictions, urging accountability and reasonable liberty.
A Letter to one under Af fortures
A missive to Ned expressing concern for his fortunes and offering relief if possible. The writer notes life’s vicissitudes bring duties and dignified conduct earns approval, citing Lord Bacon on moderation and fortitude as virtues in adversity, urging steadfastness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knapwell
Cambridge
Huntingdon
St. Ives
Taffell
Acariec Brown
Lynn
Norfolk
Ned
Lord Bacon
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