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London Evening Post in London, Middlesex

09 Jun 1767

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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jun 09, 1767

Page

4

Dear bread and trade rule the town in 1767 letters

A public letter to the London Evening Post printer laments dearness of provisions blamed on taxes rents and monopolies while urging government action to import more grain. Includes notices of royal figures traveling to various seats, Admiralty actions, guildford races, local accidents, executions, and weekly weather and plague-like tallies.

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London Evening Pott Mr. Mgres Metropolis Ewer Landaff Suffolk-street Charing-cross Mathern Monmouthshire Duke of Beaufort Grovenor-square Badmington Gloucestershire Earl Spencer St. James’s Place Althorp Northamptonshire Countess of Traquair New Bond-street Edinburgh George Yonge, Bart the Admiralty Whitehall Foot's Cray Place Kent Richard Vernon, Esq Duke of Bedford Great George Street Westminster Guildford Board of Admiralty Hospital Room Parliament-street Greenwich Hospital Milford-haven Channel of Ireland Plymouth Plymouth Dock England Queen’s Arms Newgate-street Robinhood Butcher Row Temple Bar Francis Brinelley Countess of Leicester St. Mary's Scilly
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Two Grand Masters in Free and Accepted Masons

The London Evening Post questions why two Grand Masters preside over the Free and Accepted Masons in Seingdon and calls it an absurdity and a disgrace. It mentions Joan Royce, to be executed for shouting during the Norwich riot, and warns Englishmen to beware how they shout at a mob or face hanging like Royce.

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London Dispatches and Portuguese Trade Curbs

A London dispatch notes a packet sent to Governor Wright in Georgia. From Lisbon comes word that British Envoy Hay presented a memorial about Portugal’s export restrictions on specie easing English merchant grievances. Rumor places the Duke of Bedford as Lord Privy Seal, the Marquis of Rockingham as First Lord of the Treasury, and the Earls of Egmont and Halifax as Secretaries of State. The Scottish estate of the late Lord Hope yields about forty thousand pounds yearly.

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London Conway Wright Georgia Lisbon Hay Portugal Duke of Bedford Marquis of Rockingham Freasury Earls of Egmont Halifax Scotland Lord Hope
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