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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jul 29, 1760

Page

3

Transports fail from Gravesend as troops await reinforcements

Letters from Germany report General Eliot and Lord Pembroke with the Light Horse at Prince Ferdinand’s HQ. Major Erskine led the corps after a sudden engagement. A Taylor epitaph quips at military use of crafts. Dockside rowers prepare for Doggett’s Coat and Badge race. News recounts ships captured, fireships arriving, and imminent coastal operations with Hawke and York figures. Local tragedies include a man found hanged near the ramparts.

Gravesend Nore Germany Elliot Lord Pembroke Light Horse Prince Ferdinand Erskine Taylors Doggett Old Swan London Bridge White Swan Chelsea Plymouth Alarm Quiberon Bay Portmouth Isle of Wight Bell Marlborough St. Helen’s Chatham Firedrake Furnace Spithead Mars Sir Edward Hawke Admiral Boscawen Duke of York Sir Edward Durell Charming Betty Cullen London Malaga Carthagenze Anthony Fitzgerald Cork Audacieux St. Malo Cadiz Lords of Appeal Elft Amsterdam Statin Clinton Smith Harcourt Webber Griffin Dethick Godolphin Hutchenson Bombay Court of Directors The East India Company Earl of Holderneffe Brooke Golden Lion Thompson Greenland Liverpool Cholmondley Boston New England Paul Mascareen, Esq Ova Scotia Kensington Gravel James Mitchie Ely Carolina Blagden Coleman-street Aldrace

Inquest Verdict on Stillborn Infant at Castle Broad Street

Coroner's Inquest sat apart the body of the infant at the Castle in Broad Street and returned a verdict of stillborn. No mark of violence was found on the child. The mother is detained for a trial period.

Broad-Street

Parliaments in England From Norman Times to Revolution

Postscript discusses how parliaments were held, tracing changes from annual to longer sessions. It notes Henry VIII’s extended sittings and Charles I’s long intermissions, then Restoration shifts, and the 1689 Bill of Rights commitment that parliaments be held frequently, with later Hanoverian concerns about prerogative and corruption.

Henry the Eighth Henry Charles Edward the Marchy iMereby Charles the First Charles the Charles the Second House of Commons Commons Prince of Orange

Storm and Race Results Mentioned in London Chronicle

The letter notes ongoing Allied French military moves and courtly declarations, while a storm from Namfoau to Deal reports hail damages around the town. Races at Durham and Canterbury record winners and weights with notable horses and owners. News includes deaths in Ludgate Street and Norfolk burial plans, plus weekly disease and burial tallies and stock prices.

Saxenhausen Corbach Mulgreave Ludgate Street Bentley Br. H. Yarrick Robinson Elfley Elle+ ker Hudson Mr. Birker Chef Mulk-maid Mr. Ingleby Merryman Mr. Cha. Wilson Mr. Wilkinson Mr. Cape Tartarides Mr. Burden H. Jack Mr. Hutton H. Marius Anes Brandting Tate H. Grey-Beard Dormouse Sir Edward Hale Drudge Mr. Tate Mr. Johnson Namfoau

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