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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Jul 25, 1765
Page
4
A 1765 London Evening Post letter urges ministers to confront the Favourite and Jeffersons, debating impeachment and constitutional trials. The piece includes a mock theatre review at Newgate Street with caricature performers Spoarers and various performers, and ends with poetic verse and reader correspondence notes. The actions reflect political scandal, public wit, and parliamentary tattle of the era.
Mail from Holland arrives as Empress returns to Cronstadt. Nobles of Courland acknowledge Duke John Ennell as sovereign, prompting hopeful acts by a few remaining courtiers. Pestilence ravages the city, shops shut, looters flee. a man jailed, bailed, then vanished. Madrid mourns Duke de Montellano. Spain plans a royal military school by royal expense. Cajavia city swears homage to the Prince-Bishop. Berlin reports a royal wedding and court festivities with Prince Frederick William of Prussia and Princess Elizabeth Christina Ulrica in attendance.
London reports Thursday evening the Princess of Wales left Carlton House Pall Mall for Kew where she will reside for some time. Yesterday Lord Hertford arrived at his brother-in-law’s Pall Mall home for France and immediately went to Court with his brother Mr Secretary Conway.
In a treasury reshuffle Lord Cornwallis is appointed Lord of the Bedchamber in place of the resigned Lord Bolimbroke. Lord Kinnoul to be Secretary of Scotland replacing Frederick Campbell. Lord Howe named Treasurer to the Navy and Lord Galway to Master of the Buckhounds. Baronet Mawbey created. Several other withdrawals and appointments to the Admiralty and related offices noted amid broader court and foreign affairs chatter.
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