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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Jun 24, 1790
Page
1
The letter to Durham County voters appeals for support in the forthcoming election. Rowland Burdon declares independence from party, praises Parliament, and asks the county to renew its trust, pledging to convey local sentiments to Parliament if elected. He cites endorsements from diverse supporters and emphasizes duty to nation and Sovereign.
To the Worshipful the Jurats of Sandwich and the Fcemen and Gentlemen who honoured me with their support at the Jace Election. Though not returned as a Representative, I express deep gratitude and vow to continue steadfast service. Signed Sandurich Parker June 13 1792.
To be sold by auction at the George and Blue Boar Holborn London on the approaching Thursday. Advowson and rectorate of Biffterley Salop with parish lands a pleasant residence and garden, barns and outbuildings, and 65 acres of mixed arable meadow and pasture. Tythes let and farmed, value profitable though uncertain volumes due and payable. Details from Mr Price Worcester or at the George and Blue Boar.
The patentee warns merchants and the public about counterfeit blacking cakes imitating the genuine William Boyce and Co patent product. Labels and markings are described, with guidance to verify origin at Cockspur Street London and to report imitators promptly to prevent further fraud aimed at retailers and exporters.
To be sold by auction on Tuesday the zoth Tune at eleven o clock or the premises. The sale includes neown and genteel household furniture table chairs te a services and other valuables from the estate of John Wasse at Stowe Hall Caxton. Also brews dairy stable and garden utensils two pairs of well bred pouters greyhounds and other items. Catalogues available at listed inns and Mr Weale Sworn Exchange Broker Holborn London.
Notice proclaims a General Meeting of the victims of fire at the Office in Bank Street Coramgal near the Royal Exchange London on Thursday next in the forenoon. It invites all those with fire damage to file their claims for satisfaction and notes constant attendance at the office and Craig's Court Charing Cross for alarm houses goods merchant ships harbour dock and building craft from loftyard fire damage throughout Great Britain.
William Hen Cod announces the rebuilt and enlarged White Horse Inn at Eaf-freet Briphe helmston for passengers and nobility. He promises excellent larder genuine wines good horses and unremitting attention to attract support from friends and parishioners. Coal supplies offered at reasonable terms to tasahes.
A list of returning members across counties and towns including Ely, Carnarvon, Devizes, London, Kingston, Scarborough, and Pontefract. Names include W. Littleton, M. Metford, George Bease Mont, H. Addington, J. Testoe, W. Grenville, and W. Phamer among others. The exhibits show multiple double returns and various peers and commoners named with titles and estates.
The King left Buckingham House for a Levee at St James's then Windsor for a private entertainment with nobility. The Queen’s band performed under the canopy during the visit. Proclamations issued to continue seamen bounties, and the Prince of Wales hosted a grand dinner in Hampshire. Dispatches from Poland arrived as Swedish envoy held talks in London. The City of London poll closed with results, and ships faced weather damage near Cape. Parliamentary election results in Craithal and Westminster were announced. A farmer’s daughter in Suffolk died by arsenic after troubling conduct and farewell behaviors.
Yesterday several marriages were reported across Dorset and neighboring counties. William Kunetton, a armless farmer, wed Elizabeth Biford at Cullessys church. Other unions include Capt Stapleton with Matlis Keypet in Dublin, and Mrs Fox, Earl of Uchetter, amid a cold, fever incident. Obituaries note George Westby, Jofena Wilkes, and Join Tiley among the deceased and retiring figures like Robert Bis.
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