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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jun 14, 1763

Page

3

Imprisoned impostor among London notices and robberies

The article recounts an impostor monk exposed by Franciscan friars and a murder in Switzerland linked to a stolen diamond ring, plus church and military appointments in Westminster and London. It notes lottery draws, public notices, and deaths including Lady Hereford and King George Fox, with robberies at Mrs Barbar's lace warehouse and a burglary on Ludgate Hill.

Switzerland Count de Morelli Duke’s Gate Lincoln’s Inn-Fields London Richard Neville Neville France Earl of Herford Samuel Lindsty 7Th Regiment of Foot Westminster D. Geil John Warren Cheriftchurch College Oxford Naunton Gloucester Kinwarton Warwickshire Worcester Henry Mitchell Impington Lincoln Wetterday Richard Dodd St. Michael’s Crooked Lane Camberwell Surry Socol Lord Holland Powell Clevland Admiralty Sackville-street Viscountess Hereford Figtree-court Temple Wogan Eigg Croydon George Fox Landau Snow Hill Isington Hopkins Gnow Hill Senegal James Franklin Franklin Chilworth Guildford Martin Bellyard Temple-bar Marin Ceeds Lane Michael Riley Jonathan Denison Old Baily Mr. Smith East Smithfeld James Chapman Ruard Foffeu Marybone-gardens John Swift Lazarus Levi Sc. Catherine’s Tyburn

Letter from the London Evening Post on Excise Duty Debate

A long letter from Sir Hose and Brevitas laments the new cider duty and fears it will provoke unrest across counties. Writers urge ministers to present the matter clearly to prevent damaging consequences and to reconsider policy before further agitation.

TSC Londo Ai&t Council London Evening Post Sir Hose Cyder Perry London s, &c._BREVITAS

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