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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jun 17, 1756

Page

4

Browsing and Court Actions Draw London Gazette News

The Gazette reports court resolutions fining two City officers 300 pounds each after long debates in Guildhall. Bridewell Hospital inquiry probes riot by boys in Paternoster Row. evidence suggests barber rivalry. Parliament discusses constables and juries. Lady Luxborough’s marriage and Miss Grove case noted amid a wave of local notices.

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Bethell, Mayor Common Council Meeting Notice

A Common Council held in the Chamber of the Guildhall City of London on Friday June 18 1756 in the 76th year of King George II. The notice records the mayoral proceedings and official actions.

Unclear historical notice from OCR fragment

Fragmentary OCR text mentions names and titles with unclear context and dates. It references a Lord, Sir James and a commemorative or anniversary note though specifics are unreadable. The readable parts hint at a ceremonial event or tribute involving Oxford figures and a star motif.

Portmouth Harbour convoys and naval movements 1754

Extras from Oxford and Trinity College reveal royal and ecclesiastical appointments including the Prince of Nassau being admitted to LL D at Oxford and Nathaniel Geering’s rectory appointment at Farnham in Essex. Notable naval actions include the Prince Man of War docking, Antelope and Sterling Castle sailing for America, and ships bound for Plymouth and the Straits. A marriage is said to be concluded between Dr Burton of Cambridge and the sister of Sir Robert Hickes.

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