News continued on riots and provincial governance 1760
A lengthy account reviews the state of metropolitan government during riots, noting the king’s use of military discretion under civil law, the possibility of indemnity by Parliament, and differences between martial law and ordinary justice. It covers plans for ward watch, armed patrols, and voter reactions with several dated notices and social updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Wedderburne
St. James’s
Loughborough
Leicester
Common Pleas
William de Grey
Privy Council
Lord North
Sir G. Savile
G. Savile
M. Cordon
Reffian
Lord Stormont
Rufian
Law of Nations
Manson House
B. Kennet
Aldermen
Lord Mansfield
Lord Mantfeil
Bloomsbury Square
Bercerton
Pope
London
Hyde Park
St. James’s Park
Queen’s Palace
Lord Petre
Park Street
Mr. Thrate
Diana
Webber
Lisbon
Newfoundland
Cape Francois
Richard Barnes
Swan Inn
Admiral Rodney
Ranmer Common
Dorking
Reigate
Somall
Medical Queries on Surgery and Public Debate 1780
A London Evening Post fragment from June 3 1780 prints a public questions column directed at medical faculty. It asks whether senior surgeons influence patient harm for expose younger practitioners and ponders amputation versus conservative care in astragalus fracture, with eight numbered queries and a postscript on naval events, military camps, and local notices.
Reader asks whether boiled water is needed before treacle yeast
A letter from a reader to the Printer of the London Evening Post asks if water should be boiled before adding yeast to treacle substitute for male liquor in Saturday’s evening paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Hemet
Amelia
W. Bayey
J. Pricz
Leadenhall Street
N. B
Hemet
London
The
London Evening Post
Shipping News Roundup of Arrivals and Departures
Ships and consorts depart for Bristol Portsmoth and New York while several sloops and vessels sail under royal ships. Multiple named vessels including Partridge Borodale Dro medary Carysfort Daphne Scourge Ranger Sprightly Expedition and others proceed to various destinations. Arrivals include Union Kirch from Dantzick and Frederick Louisa Trig from Norway with Hamburgh Margaretha Buletta Harbr from Jerfay and a list of ships passing Memel Stettin and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deal
Funey
Wind S.W
Gatton East Indiamen
Partridge
Borodale
Bristol
His Majesty
Dromedary
Carysfort
Daphne
Scourge
Ranger
Sprightly
Expedition
Brilliant
Supply
Victualler
Clytus
Deas
London
Content
Scott
Ariel
Stonehorse
Providence
Skinner
Thomas
Alice
Clark
Memel
Jenny
Coward
Eagle
Harper
Stettin
Adventure
Graham
Aureal
Ranrick
Rosingbargh
Union
Kirch
Dantzick
Frederick Louisa
Trig
Norway
Hamburgh
Margaretha Buletta
Harbr
Jerfay
Prices of Bank Stocks and Bonds in 1925 Market
Fragmented OCR shows various bond and stock prices for STOCL Bank and related securities. Notes include per cent yields, coupons, and dates with references to central avenues, navy events, and exchange bills. Readable items mention Annuities, bonds, and market quotes amid unclear formatting.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ward
Newgate
Cripgleyne Ward
Clerkenwell
St. Sepulchre’s
Zealand
Count Byland
Great Britain
Republick
Winckworth
Pegasus
Fleetwood
England
Estridge
Bridlington
Somersetshire
Mr. Neville
Berkshire
Catharine Grenville
Earl Grenville
Mr. Carbery
Mount-street
Grosvenor-Square
Tog
Fog
Bond Street
Faversham
Seal
Tuessay
Bislip
Bucks
David de Charmes
Woodhay
Postscript
Portmouth
Channel Fleet
Geary
St. Helen’s
Royal George East Indiaman
Downs
Spithead
Guernsey
George Chrishop
Sunderland
S:a
Durham
S High Court of Croccery
Marxday Laf
Weybridge
Surrey
Thomas Thompson
Ireland
Richtardson
Goodluck
Irith
Ars
Cornhill
Charingcross
Rocc
Ptro
Tava Ec
SeoSeyek - Cht Agnates
Avery Tiskets
Tate
Richard II
George
Francis Hargrave
Ef. Prited
J. F
W. Bayley
Cuck¢pur-street
William RA ¥Ley
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