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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Jun 03, 1760
Page
1
The post expresses gratitude for continued support from Pustick and others restoring circulation. It pledges to uphold constitutional principles and true interests of Great Britain in the U S On Evening Post, praising press liberty and the role of a learned, impartial public.
London report from Copenhagen May 14 notes Denmark’s monarch plans departure for Holstein on June 2 and aims to return by July 4. The Queen Dowager remains frail while the young royal family stays at Friedersburg, with the Prince Royal to remain near here or Fridericksberg until the king returns. The article also updates on military actions near Fritzlar and Friedberg, including German forces driving back a French patrol, capturing prisoners, and fires at Friedberg magazines.
London dispatches report Leicester Fields abuzz over a potential summer royal visit to Scotland. The Duke of Wirtemberg returned to his capital May 29, while fleets and transports prepare for Allied actions in Germany. Private letters from Dunkirk describe maritime raiders, sugar and rum prospects in Guadeloupe, and debates over Jamaica’s role in Britain’s expanded empire. Reports from Antigua note water shortages, and Paris issues regulate religious societies.
May 28 1760 Maidstone Middlesex two creditors summon payment to John Ashe attorney for the administrator. Also notice of a prospective front house shop and workshops in Liverpool for a brazier pewterer brass founder and tin plate worker with moulds patterns and tools, for particulars contact Richart Holden on site.
Wanted to purchase immediately within fifty miles of Comdon state or near Essex, at fifty to one hundred fifty pounds yearly or fat, with a good few feet of land material for a new house stand. Letters direct to Mr Eyre, Cecil Street, to be answered if approved.
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