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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Jul 31, 1764
Page
4
Fragmentary quote laments lack of honour in the Ardole Ministry and the marginalization of friends of the old religion while enemies of both were favored, reflecting sectarian tensions and bias of the time.
A fragmentary poetic history recounts Princess Amelia’s arrival at Stowe on July 23 1764 with Apollo and emblems of virtue. It depicts courtly reverence for Amelia and Queen Caroline through mythic imagery, celebrating noble virtue, maternal praise, and symbolic statues surrounding the royal pair.
Observations from London note seven prosecutions since last Christmas at the Court of King's Bench. Names include Mr. Wilkes for North Briton No 45 and the Essay on Woman, Mr. Corbett for an advertisement, Moers D Eon for Lettres Memotres et Negociations, and others for re publishing or printing. Also reports from Warsaw and Hamburgh discuss the departure of a Primate envoy and a counter claim about new imports, respectively.
From Paris to Charleston and Genoa to Antibes, troops move, land, and plan for Corsica. Regiments, land grants for settlers near Santee and Savannah rivers, and health reports on Grenada and Antigua. Whitefield letters deny return. Cripplegate alderman chosen. obituaries and horse race results at Uppingham and Tetbury show ongoing local life.
Racing notes from Maldon, Exeter, Bridgenorth, Canterbury, Peterborough, Bridgewater and Carlisle meetings detail July races for four-year-olds, weight-for-age, and sprints. Winners include Lass of the Lyle, Liccle Gallant, Posthumous, Nameless, and Nameless. Also notes ship arrivals, customs, and local incidents from the Downs and London area.
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