Address to Princess of Wales on departure from England
A smoky London letter urges the Princess Dowager of Wales to meet Lord Bute before leaving the kingdom. The writer condemns the Lord Mayor’s conduct, defends public plans, and praises Lord North, Jerry Dyson, and Samuel Martin. It warns against military force against English rights and champions the loyalty of the English people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madan
London
Madara
Earl of Bute
Perver
Lord North
Jerry Dyson
Charles Jenkinson
Samuel Martin
Elgis
England
House of Brunswick
Brunswick
Lord Bute
Tribunus
To the Printer of the London Evening Post
A fragmentary plea addressed to the printer of the London Evening Post. The note begins with IT R and lacks further readable context to define events, dates, or names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Evening Post
Lost cows near Crouch End in Middlesex
Two cows strayed or were driven from Crouch End Middlesex on Saturday June 2. One red and white marked SSW on horns, the other brown bald faced. Reward of one guinea and all reasonable charges payable on information or return to Mr. King, Crouch End.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crouch End
Hornsey
Middlesex
S.S.W
Public Notice of Reward for Murder Suspect Owen Fox
Owen Fox otherwise Tracey is charged before Sir John Fielding in the late murder of William Venables and John Rogers. A reward of one hundred pounds is offered for information leading to his apprehension. Fox is described as about twenty two, Ireland born, blue eyes, blue coat waistcoat and breeches, bum boat connection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bow Street
Murd & R
Hereas
Owen Fox
Tracey
Sir John Fielding
William Venables
John Rogers
N.B. Owen Foxy
Ireland
England
London Museum VI June issue with Musgrave examination
The London Museum No VI for June advertises an authentic copy of Dr. Musgrave’s examination on the late peace. It includes leading questions, Musgrave’s Paris intelligence, conversations with Lord Halifax, Lord Hertford, and others, and Lord Chatham and other parliamentary proceedings. Prices indicated and notes on where to buy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Laq
London Museum
Dr. Musgrave
House of Commons
Doftur
Paris
Lord Halifax
Lord Hertford
George Yonge
William Fitzherbert
Fitzherbert
Geo. Yonge
Mr. Macleane
Macleane
Dr. Mosgrave
General Conway
M. D'Eon
Dr. Blackstone
Mr. Fitzherbert
the Princess of Wales
Col. Barre
Lord Chatham
Duke of Newcastle
Lord Pomfret
Lord Suffolk
Lord Shelburne
Lord Temple
Duke of Richmond
Mr. Outlow
Lord Denbigh
Lord Sandwich
Lord Hidsborough
Pent Tearple
Lord Sheibre
J. Miller
London Evening Post
Queen’s-head
Pater-notler
Malice and reckoning in a partisan prosecution
Postscript condemns STR for inflicting a cruel, deceitful prosecution against Mr. Almon over Junius's letter. It rebukes alleged bias in the Crown Office, questions why a reader was targeted rather than the printer, and predicts a House of Commons motion. It reports on politics, trials, and the political fallout including Lord Sandwich, Mr. Wilkes, and the Parliament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Almon
House of Commons
Almop
Funius
Westminster
Crown Office
Junius
Middlesex
Corke
Preston
Lichnpool Advertiser
Lord Sandwich
Irealand
Copenhagen
Mediterranean
Lord Holland
Kinesgate
Dieppe
England
Margate
Wilkes
Court of King’s Bench
Oliver's Coffee-House
Gurley
Leonard Morse
Queen Anne
Herbert Mackworth
Cavendish Square
John Anderson
Henrietta-sreet
Cavendi Square
Jean Gould
Hart-street
Ofiah
Robert Cary
Hampstad
Gerrard Howard
Benjamin Booth
Lincoln’s Inn Fields
George Kent
Teddington
Edward Lovibond
Hampton
John Stillwell
Hampton Court
Col. Lutterel
Blackstone
Portsmouth
Fune
Nancy
Jordan
London
St. Carolina
William
Williams
China
Marquis of
Granby
Leeds
Funes
Winchester
Deal
S. W
Love
Passmore
Lifoon
Ann
Atkins
Halifax
Betty
Boyle
Dublin
Scuper
Kirkman
Canaries
Bigget
Charming Izabella
Johnson
Maryland
Royal Charlotte
Johnton
Granada
Dispatches Arrive From Constantinople to Secretary of State
This morning important dispatches arrived at the Secretary of State's office for the southern department from the British Ambassador at Constantinople detailing diplomatic communications and potential policy implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of State
Southern Department
Constantinople
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Princess Dowager of Wales
Jefferies
St. George’s Fields
Madam du Boucage
Padus
Bologna
Rome
Lyons
Holland
Italy
E.ard C. Dilly
Poulny
Wicer
Mr. Stretch
Postscript
T. DE Grey
Baas
Magjesty
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