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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jun 01, 1765

Page

3

Fragmented notes depict late 17th century local events

The fragment mentions Custom-house officers and arrests near Ryton, a wife and children affected by a crime, a theatre opening at Jacob’s Well, and local obituaries and appointments. It references families and officials in Harwich and nearby towns, with scattered dated entries such as May 31 and June x.

Dadida Jokimer Korte Roataveer Varcuz Orde Com Cartisle Ahenby Maryport Fuenth Bnee Ba Queens Jacob Harwich A. Smith Capital Burgettes Noradteh Gordon Henstead Suffolk Lincoln Tuekay Peele Howard Duke's Palace

Royal review of dragoons and city court notices update

In London yesterday the King reviewed Lord Anciain's Sir Charles Howard's and General Mordaunt's dragoons on Wimbledon common with royal dukes York and Gloucester and Prince Henry Frederick present. A Common Council met at Guildhall and appointed a committee to wait on the Duke of Gloucester with the city freedom. marines guarded the execution of Gabriel Wright at Portsmouth. town letters from Cadiz note Cochineal trade and Dragon voyage plans. numerous brief items follow including Brussels court movements and market prices.

London Lord Anciain Charles Howard Mordaunt Wimbledon Common Dukes of York and Gloucester Henry Frederick Hyde Park Guildaai Court of Common Council Duke of Gloucester Alderkmen Lord Millyar Richard Glyn Francis Cockayne Nath Nain Tho.Rawlinson J. Cartwright Epuy Rob Gammon Robert Harding Henry Kent Henry Hall Aliurr John Pulteney Ja. Kettlebey Robert Shanks Samuel Freeman Sfq Joseph Ballard Arthur Beardmore John Hart Julia Campbell Neiver Harwich Duke of York Oder Holland Prince of Or Peterbourgh Kuilia Poinvea Buse J. Gulston Van J. Mauser John. Jenkinson Dragoons Treasury John Fremantle Ety His Majesty S Customs William Wood Satuday St. Botolph Bishopttate Swaine Moorfields Miss Rogers Deputy Rogers Bishopsgate Robert Kien, Bart Jatt Hampstead James Mac Ardell Englaver Reland Maffap Dublin England Signior Tenducci Signora Cremoniai Marklane Goa Rotherhill Scott Fort Rotherhithe Leonard Howard John Longstaff William Brown

Fragmented Letter on Whig Opposition and Idol Worship

A fragmentary historical letter critiques Whig strength and policy, comparing political parties to idol worship and the Nebuchadnezzar scene. It argues the government plan to subdue Whigs failed, condemning prejudice and partiality and praising perseverance and integrity among a few. The text reflects 17th or early 18th century polemic tone and references Rapin and royal decrees.

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