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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jun 19, 1766

Page

3

Dublin notes and Dublin watchman fears police decline

A Dublin bulletin reports Hunt Watson appointed colonel of the 56th regiment after Durand's death. It notes a dozen street robberies in the city and criticisms of watchmen, plus other items from Cork, Portnear and Plymouth, including a whale catch, parish church desecration, and coastwise shipping news.

Dublin Fune Hasen Hunt Wath 56Th Regiment of Foot Durand Port Donnegal Thomas Nesbie 58Th Regiment Uther’s Quay Granbyrow James Grattan Newcastle Clonmeil Tipperary Philadelphia Lacy Pennsylvania Matthews Barbadoes Saltertuda St. Christopher’s Oyer and Terminer Benjamin Baker Batery

Trustees Meeting on Highways Repair from Tyburn to Uxbridge

Trustees for repairing the Tyburn to Uxbridge road in Middlesex meet at George Inn Atton on Saturday at eleven in the forenoon. Also a general meeting for road repairs from Stones End Kent to Dartford and Farnborough Well, and Stroud Green in Surrey, at Black-Heath Green Man. A stray mare description and bounties follow with notices of theft and lost bond rewards.

Acs Tyburn Uxbridge Middlesex Brentbridge Hanwell Heath Hanwell New Brentford Ealing Sherman George Inn Atton Stones End Kent Bermondey-Streets Southwark Dartford Farnborough West End Stroud Green Surry Black-Heath Art of Paret William Vincent Walter Orbell Herringswell Hall Suffolk Elizabeth Clarenshaw Campton Verney Warwick Robert Green Combrooke Warwickshire Clarenshaw

Postscript to the Printer on Public Posts and Corruption

A Letter to the Printer of the London Evening Post criticizes the struggle between the Ins and Outs as mere self interest over public posts and money. It accuses leaders of neglecting rights and liberties, calls for reform, and questions a great man’s motives in abandoning the political ship during rough seas.

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