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05 Jun 1766

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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jun 05, 1766

Page

3

Noble Earl Grandison's Interment and Public Grainary Plan

Reports from James Town and Edinburgh detail the interment of the Earl Grandison with pomp in Youghall and a proposal by John Hely-Hutchinson for a public Grainary funded by subscriptions and corporation revenues. Scotland notes James Montgomery elected MP for Dumfries area and a minister in Inverness sentenced for adultery. Port arrivals list ships at Falmouth Portsmouth Dover New York Vigo Cadiz Havana Dunkirk with various destinations.

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England Gorke James of London Sarman William Pit Wilton Earl Grandison Youghall John Hely-Hutchinson Edinburgh James Montgomery Scotland Burrows Dumfries Kirkcudbright Thomas Millar Court of General Assembly Charlotte French Genoa Phoenix Richardson Limerick Pitt Blake Dublin His Majesty Cruizer Wind &. W Dover Ranger Cooper Antigua Susannah Hays Cadiz New York Prince George Hathorn Bristol Vigo Marlbro Preswick South Carolina Hannah Nancy Carcane Maryland Avthe Havannah Jesus Maria Joseph al Dunkirk John Ann Clark London
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Royal duties and dispatches mix with city notices in London

Yesterday morning his Majesty reviewed General Keppel's regiment in Hyde Park. They proceed to Salisbury then Portsmouth to embark for America. Reports mention a Great Personage summoning Mr Pict. Various court, naval, and municipal moves fill the day from Windsor to Deptford, with elections, retirements, and pardons amid Windsor, Norfolk, and London notices.

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London Keppel Hydepark Salisbury Portsmouth America Pict Stephen Theodore Janssen Stephen Tts Duke of Richmond Pivy Gardens Lord Northumberland Northumberland-house Duke of Montrose Upper Grosvenor Street Montrose Scotland Earl of Berkeey House of Peers Great Bedwin Wiltshire William Woodley Chiltern Dolphin Deptford Tower-hill Queen’s Palace Admiralty Commodore Byron Mortllake Terras Westminster Sheerness Chatham Channel North Sea Woolwich Quebec St. Swithin’s Church London-stone Walbrook-ward Masters William Nash Cannon-street Sheriff Kennett Nash Kennett Benjamin Skinner Worcester College Oxford Purley Berks William Gwyn Brazen-Nose College Foot’s-Cray Kent Thompson Dureshire Bellona His Majesty S Treasury Thomas Wiggens John Gunston Winchester College Canute England Aberdeen Robert Middleton Borrowstounness Laft Whitechapel James Emerson Pritchard St. James’s Gate Pie Leddy Limehouse Perry Champaigne Moorfields Bergen Norway Lloyd’s Ministry Turin Corsica Count de Guerchy France Gregory Leopold Marquis de Squilace Carthagena Naples Italy Squilace Calabria Marquis de Gregoris War Department Spain Poland Elector of Saxony Robert Page Pulomuck Maryland Lowth St. David’s Durham Sedgefield
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Prudence and rents in Landed Estates Warned by Example

Postscript to the printer discusses Prudence as virtue and warns landed gentlemen that raising rents often backfires. It cites rising costs, maintenance, and the risk of losing prosperity, promising a future letter with further proof. It then promotes a pamphlet on the Indian Charity School in Lebanon Connecticut founded by Eleazar Wheelock, praising its aims and the progress of Indian youths educated for missionary work in America.

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Krvy Baker’s Exchange-Alley Covent Garden Lewis Ruffel-Serect Berry Manchester Smyth Hereford Bennett Coventry Meff London Evening Post Prudentia Meres Lebanon Connecticut New England Eleazar Wheelock J. and W. Oliver Bartholomew-Close West-Smichfeld Wheelock Sampson America Issiah
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