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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jul 31, 1762

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Turbulent foreign actions and local notices reported

Reports from the wars across Europe describe advances and retreats, with Marthal Dain, Kuntzendor, and Prussian forces engaging near Schweidphase and Gottingen. Amid battles, British port news, executions, marriages, accidents, and a flood of local notices fill Salisbury to Norwich scenes with ship movements, prison terms, and civic life notes.

Lownow Gazette Kuntzendor Schweidphase Glatz Friedland Brentano Neuweidt Braunau Bohemia Trautenac Neuweidr Engelsberg Himburgh Denmark Travendahl Copenhagen Hague Férdinand of Brunswick Wilhelmstahl Hoff Fulda Messinger Chevert Drausfeld Landwehrhagen Melfungen Gottingen Hanover Lutterberg 5 Caffel Princé of Conde Coesfeld Lippe Haltaren Heike Osnabruek Prince of Conde Wollbeck Ametke Ham Munster Cambfort Sth Madrid Portugal Conde d’Aranda Marquis de Saria Miranda Add Bra- Banza

Royal Family Anniversary Court at St James's

On the anniversary of the royal de cession the present dynasty marked the occasion with a grand court at St James's. Their Majesties received compliments from nobility and gentry as Sir Edward Hawke and a fleet of sixty ships, plus frigates, prepared to sail to Cape Finisterre to watch the Ferrol squadron.

Boston Brest Rotzeck Prince William Mitchell South Carolina London Basque Road Gibraltar Toulon Mahon Malaga Cadiz Carbazena Charles Saunders Betwen Europa Ceuta Morocco Newfoundland Laft St. Clement’s Church Strand Samuel Bradshaw General Post-Office Charlotte Sophia Ackins Palftrave‘Head-court Temple-Bar Greenwich Jeffery Jenks St. Catharine’s Tower James Galbraith His Majesty’s Navy Ratcliff Highway Shadwell Charles Newport Essex Street Bridge Rouse Ayliff-street Goodman’s Fields Stepney Fields Herford Chelmsford Londown St. James’s Sir Edward Hawke Sixtees Stalin Cape Firiitertey Wasch

Nomination for Windsor Forest Verderer John Walter

A Berkshire county meeting at Abingdon on July 21 1762 nominates eques John Walter to succeed John Dalby as Verderer of Windsor Forest with a pledged faithful performance of duties. Walter expresses gratitude for the honor and seeks continued support from nobles clergy and freeholders.

Abingdon Berks John Dalby Windsor Forest Jody Walter Windsor Levant John Walter

Humble Acknowledgment of Elective Support in July 1762

Fraudulent orator Bumble Sercants Fra Wight Wick extends heartfelt thanks to the nobility clergy and gentlemen for their support and nomination to succeed the late Verderer Mr Dalby promising faithful discharge of duties if elected and seeking continued favor and votes in the upcoming election in July 1762.

Berks Mr. Dalby Wight Wick

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