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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jun 06, 1775

Page

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Auction notices for racing horses and woodhall estates sale

Two sales are announced. First, Tattersall at Turf Coffee House near Hyde Park bids on horses and mares including St George, with viewing two days before sale. Second, Skinner at Garraway’s sells freehold estates of Woodhall in Essex with three farms, timber, rents, and advowson, viewing from May 1st and catalogues from multiple offices.

Tattersall Turf Tavering Hyde- Puck Turnpike St. George Skinner Ac Garraway Change-aley Cornhill Woodhall Arkesden Saffron’ Walden Essex Woodhale Rockells Minchins Melckel Gotmiet Anerden Saffron Walden Bishopstortford Royton Roe Newmarket London Peverells Chardwell Lodge Earl Cornwallis Stradbrook Wolfe and Fiske Saffon Walden Cambridge Crown-Inn Hockrell Bull Hodderdan Crown Epping Laney’s Bell Edmonton Meff. Reavely and Humphreys Gray Garraway Channe Crnhill Ludlow Shropshire Bedson Jay Morris Newport Shrewsbury Bishop’s Caale Chester Birmingham Worcester Oxford Aldersgate-treet

May Monthly Review account of foreign literature

The Monthly Review for May presents the foreign literature section beginning in April and to be continued in May. It notes a variety of British publications and is printed for R. Griffiths and sold by T. Lee’s bookstore in the Strand Adelphi, with the catalog entry number 5225.

Lincoln Pane Fawcit R. Gr T. Lee Adelphi

Public addresses and royal notices in London Gazette select

An abridged London Gazette page reports church leaders’ condolence to the King after the Danish Queen’s death, remarks on liberty and virtue, plus official notices from St James's and Paris. It lists military reviews in Berlin, ship movements, prize captures, and dockyard promotions. It also records trials and sentences at the Old Bailey and local appointments, with further announcements of religious livings and marriages.

Cerberus Englisomen St. James's General Assembly Church of Scotland Lord Cathcart Suffolk General Denmark Peron House of Hanover David Shaw Chamberlain's St. James’s Paris Comceigns Rheims of Conti Berlin Duchy of Hear Justice Cox Bomdlitye-Street St Giles Kew Westminster-hall House of Lords James the Countess of Somerset Thomas Overbury Senegal Gorce Gold Leghorn Hamburgh Cadiz Friendship Trenham Fortiude Willis Tran Pas Bolton Copton West Indies Cork Chatham Stirling-Castle Admiralty Leake Grimes James Kinkade Brisol Newark Trenton Buster Gal Poultry Compter Yeller Old Bailey William Howart Thomas Wright Hackney Mercy George Milles Mary Auber Thomas Tellis Tily Campbell George Benson Edmond Bengough Broad Sanctuary Westminster Newgate Thomas Frankland Rudd London Middlesex William de Grey Crief the Common Pleas Wesminster Peter Dethrifay Marine Corps Richard Taylor House of Commons Tho, Willams the & v Edmund Smith Magdalen Cul.tze Cambridge Hitton Cambridgeshire Dawney Bedale Yorkshire Ssmuel Beil Yoluwell Street Shoreditch Mills Marthail John Marthall Usat Place de. Puday St. Margaret’s Rochester Mo. Merreaach Homerton Butler Swinton Nner

A 1775 pledge on corruption and ministerial night men

The writer condemns laced coats as knavish tokens and argues a distinction between worthy opponents of corruption and the tools of the ministry. He likens Night-men to a band of Afechanifa playing ministerial tunes for diversion, condemns sycophants as traitors, and questions whether American resistance would aid or harm English liberty. Dated June 5, 1775.

Judas N. B P.S

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