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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jun 15, 1780

Page

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Candidate for Physician to Sr Bartholomew's Hospital

An appeal to the President Treasurer and Governors of Sr Bartholomew's Hospital for support of Dr John Jabb Craven Street as physician to replace the late Dr Petit. Election fixed Friday 23 instant at eleven in the forenoon, Sun Fire Office June 15 1780.

Sr. Bartholomew’s, Ospital John Jabb Craven Street Petit Febb SUN Bankstreet Cornhill Royal Exchange London Fice Craig’s Court Charing Cros Tos Great Britain

Sale of Cornish Manors and Advowson at Public Auction

A formal notice announces public surveys for the sale of Trythance and Trewothack manors and the moiety of Garrigan and St Columb Major rectory in Cornwall. Auctions set for July in Penryn and St Columb, with bidding to occur on entire parcels or divisions. Terms to be provided by surveyors. interested buyers invited via Mrs Bags and Ref, Lincoln’s Inn, or Mr John Penname in Penryn.

Trewothack St. Anthon Gav- Hgan St. Columb St. |Ennis Roach Padrow St. Eal Breock Bodmyn St.Clambajor Cornwal Faid Trythance Golden Lion Inn Penryn Garnwall Garrigan St. Columb Major Red Lion-tno Cornwall Bages Lincoln’s John Penname Heald Cornwell

Turbulent Times Commentary From a Whig Writer

A period piece noting late disturbances with a political slant by a consistent Whig author. It lists publication details including J. Almon in Piccadilly, G. Kearsley in Threadneedle Street, and R. Baldwin in Fleet Street, and mentions Burlington House. The item appears as a priced pamphlet or pamphlet-like publication.

J. Almon Burlington Hofe Piccadilly G. Kearsley Freet-street R. Baldwin Faternoiter-row

Meeting in Bridge Ward Honors Guards for London Riot

London Bridge riot aftermath reported from Fishmongers Hall where Bridge Ward inhabitants unanimously praised John Kirkman and officers of the Cavalry and Infantry associations, plus Lt Col Greville Conway Deacon and Grace of Hampshire Militia, for protecting the ward and London Bridge during the late tumult. A committee to draft a plan of defense was appointed, with Wooldridge and others named.

London Fishmongers Hall Thomas Wooldridge Bridge John Kirkman London Bridge City of London Greville Foot Guards Conway His Majesty Regiment of Foot Guards His Wiford Queen’s Royal Regiment of Foot Brid Hampshire Thomas Woubridge London Brice, &C

Lancaster County electors letter from Thomas Lister 1780

A Lancaster County Freeholder writes June 12 1780 declining to stand for election. He praises freeholders trust in representation but cites current turmoil and aims to avoid increasing calamities. He pledges support for merchants manufacturers and other Lancaster Freeholders and thanks supporters.

County Palatine of Lancaster Lancasshire Thomas Lister

From Bermuda to New York and Baltic Sea News

A long dispatch chronicles the Lovely Bet sailing from Bermuda to New York under Captain Charles MDonald, news of the Crown Galley recaptured by Goodrich and Sheddon’s brig Hammond, arrivals of a Georgia fleet near Sandy Hook escorted by English ships, and reports of Spanish troop losses near New Orleans. Additional items include royal reconciliations, court actions, and rioter trials in London with details on defendants and witnesses.

New York Lovely Bet Charles M’donald Bermuda Crown Galley London Georgia Ranger Baltimore Goodrich Sheddon Hammond Sandy Hook His Delaware Iris Cork Victuallers England West Indies L'Relawney Moore Refulution Welch Hope Smith Peggy Annot Bryne James Wright Tonyn Chester Pensacola Havannah New Orleans Mobile John Campbell Florida

News of Fown and Royal Orders Behind Fireworks

Yesterday the Tower guns fired in response to news from Charles Fown and the battalion on duty fired a feu de joie never before seen. A handbill claimed from the Secretary of State cautions the public against emblems of joy risking disorder, while the King keeps open house at the Queen's Palace during the continued camps at St James and Hyde Park.

Geary Grand Fleet Falmouth Grant Tower George Gordon Baétor Kinghorne Lincoln’s-inn-hall Prince of Wales Dunaburgh St. James’s Park Duke of Cumberland Queen’s Palace New-York Gazette Sir Henry Clinton Lord George Germain London Cartier Virgin Concord India County Canton Prince Kannier Worcester Alfred Calcutta Morse Royal Henry Betley Favourite Prince Prince Frederick Crown Prince Guildhall Francis Webb Newgate James Esdaile William Pateman Charlon Coleman-street Bully Wailtt Moorfelds Flo Poultry Compter Wood Street George Sims Walt. Moore Alderman Wilkes Globe Tavern Bleet-street England Bicontbury Square Saint George the Martyr Charles Fown Secretary of State Amerca St. James Hyde Parks

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