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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jun 18, 1771

Page

3

London and Middlesex items in a Busy June Chronicle

A dense London and Middlesex news spread covers royal ceremonies at St James s and Hyde Park, naval orders, court proceedings, executions at Tyburn, parish obituaries, shipyard repairs, and local disturbances. It notes honors for Prince Frederick, a bishop’s translation, and a review by the king, followed by maritime guardships, ships arriving, and repairs at Deptford Dockyard. Also included are liveryman meetings, legal calendars, a divorce case, a horse race, and a string of suicides, murders, and accidents with numerous regional notices from Jamaica to Canterbury.

Order of “the Garter St. James’s Gloucester Northumberland Newcastle Montagu Earl of Hartford Prince Frederick Dunaburgh Egerton Litchfield Coventry Durham Trevor George Boscawen Hyde Park Catham Lord Hyde Justice Gould Duchy Court Duchy of Lancaster Chatham Lords Commissioners The Admiralty Marlborough Bickerton Hotham Suckling Portsmouth Namur Ramillies Edgar Flamborough Deptford Prince George Formidable Stirling Castle Roebuck Argent Queen’s Arms St. Paul’s Churchyard Samuel Plumberg Goldsmith John Kirkman Middlesex Harwich Hanover Dottors Commons Betterworth Diocese of London Chelmsford Lord Offory Malone King’s Bench King's Bench L’yburn Edward Vaughan William Jackson John Suttie Peter Renvoize Esg Bethnal-green Robert King Roger Blofer Aldersgate-bars Robert Connor Chancellor Zool John Hatton Joseph Surelies King Jackson Newgate Messrs Venables Rogers Conway Richardson Wardour-street Soho Holborn Harrow Alehoure Gurter Lane Cheapside Tyburny Sionhouse Harrison Craven Buildings Drurylane Margate Thomas Roe Debock Jamaica Theodore Stone Supreme Court of Judicature Shire of Angus Scotland William Fullarton Fullarton Wells George Biffe Walcot James Collins King’s William Maynard Clement’s Inn Redmond Byrne Tottenham High Cross Edward Page Edward Holden Cruttenden East India Battersea Mr. Brookes John Manchester James Manchester Ratcliff Bridge Lancashire Butchers and Partners White Horse Inn Capperpate York John Firth Woodfire London Guildhall William Fraser Cannon-Street William Pownall Macclesfield Cheshire King’s Arms Mancclesfield Christopher Inman Chritopher Inman Whaley Heath Skircoat Yorkshire White Lion Halifax Wylliam Cox Evetham Worcestershire Upton Birmieham John Beynon Thomas Dibbs Darlow Mather William Sample St. Catherine’s

Rev Dr Johnson to inspect episcopal churches in colonies

A London dispatch reports Rev Dr Johnson has taken a house in Stratford to inspect episcopal churches in the continent and report annually from the colony. He will serve four years, with unclear prospects for an American Bishop. Also noted are bankrupts bonds and certifications, and a mad dog medicine notice by William Hill with its London-wide availability.

Nexu London Stratford Johnson Limerick Incorporated Society William Hill Ormskirk Lancashire James Berry Mount-street Berkeley-square N. B Hill Norris Exeter Inn Exmouth Devon Richard Maddock John Nation Manly Uff Thomas Cooke A. B J. Cooke Shakespeare’s Head T. Shepherd Great Britain Ireland Cooke Wiel John Shelley Newark On Trent France Bath Aclat Butky Epon Ballam Alnoth Janes Birchin-lane Cornhill Barcly West Goldsmith Penridge Man-Street

Ships Arrival and Coastal Trade Rumors From Lisbon to Boston

A fragmentary maritime roundup lists vessels arriving or sailing from ports including Plymouth, Southampton, Dover, Cork, and New York. Entries name ship names such as Lord Cartiden, Friends Goodwill, and Duke of Grafton, with origins like Rotterdam London and Oporto. Multiple crews and routes to Lisbon Cadiz Cadiz are noted, reflecting bustling 18th or 19th century sea activity.

S&s. Deal Diana Cobb Lisbon Hunt Liddel Maryland Charlotte Rose Carolina Fox Norman New York Susannah Dobson Cadiz Love Passmore N.W Plymouth Lord Cartiden Clements Rotterdam Southampton Friends Goodwill Watson Oporto Providence Randal Cork Dover Olver Antigua Hope Miller Richie M‘carthy Virginia Tiger Barrel Bradshaw Elizabeth Decker Cornelius Reiley Nantz Lively Hooper Portsmouth Senegal Worge Raby London Duke of Grafton Strickland Liverpool Polly Beffey Stanfield South Carolina Boreas, Turner Georgia Africa Carmichael Nancy Jordan Boston Succes, Cookson Bristol Earl of Shannon Smith Harriet, Lusby Molly, Alexander Glasgow

Stamp Duty Commissioners Notice to Grant Wine Licences

The Stamp Duties Commissioners announce daily attendance at the Wine Licence Office from 8:30 am to 1:00 pm after 22 June until further notice for granting wine licences. They warn that selling wine without licence is illegal and offenders will be prosecuted. By order of the Commissioners, John Brettell, Secretary.

Stamp Office Alhereas John Brettell J. Nourfe Samuel More

Blandford Races Dorfer 1771 Plate Entries and Rules

In Blandford on July 23 24 and 25 1771 four year olds race for a sol value plate with weights by age and previous wins best of three two mile heats then three four mile heats. Entries due at Crown Inn with subscription half a guinea or three vizas for non subscribers. Wagering rules and race day start times detailed. Peter Beckford Esq steward.

Blandford Dorfer Lge Maroh Crown Inn S&c Thall Peter Beckford, Esq Tuting and Fawconer

Society for the Encouragement of Arts Manufactures and Commerce

A historic society dedicated to promoting arts crafts and industry within the city. Activities include lectures exhibitions and member meetings to foster cultural and economic development among local artisans and businesses.

Society For the Encouragement of Arts, Manufac4tures

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