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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Mar 04, 1766

Page

3

Marriages and murders in London and surrounding counties

A London weekly column lists weddings in Stepney Limehouse and St Anne’s Limehouse, deaths including Mr William Smith Scaife and Mr Nathaniel Latham, plus local crime notes. It reports highwaymen activity near Finchley Common, robberies in Hatton Garden and Gray’s Inn Lane, smuggling burnings at Cowes, and legal actions in Clerkenwell for grave-robbing.

Pry Waka Abd Tind Stepney Thomas Liangdan St. Paul’s Shadwell Lucy Joyce White-Horse-streer St. Anne’s Limehouse William Gilstone Anne ‘Stamper Christ- Church Surry William Edwards Lane Strahd Westminster Aylesoury, Bucks Marekx Richard Henry Fellowes London Robert Wright Penn Smith White Horse Nancy Gibraltar Hanover Bernard Gilli Royal Hanoverian Foot Guards Gilli St. Andrew’s Jenkins Gray’s-Inn-lane St. Alban’s Wigmoreftreet Cavendish Square Bevans Hatson- Garden Bishopsgate-Street Snowhill Boys Phillis Gray’s Inn-lane Fleet-market Seven Mile Finchley Common

Stamp and Stampiffs in the London contest

A London Evening Post letter ridicules the Stamp Act debate, proposing new nicknames for the ministries and asserting which side harms trade. The author, GODFATHER, quips that the late ministry should be called Stamiffs and the current one dati-Stampiffs amid calls for repeal or retention. The passage then notes a clandestine marriage scene in Hogarth’s Love Alamede and comments on the stage mockery of a gouty lord in the moralizing comedy.

Madrid Gibraltar Earl of Rochford Lisbon Kingdom of Portugal Senegal Gambia Faurday Cowes Isle of Wight Barking Essex Bis Majesty J. Newbery Bible and Sun St. Paul’s Church- Yard Great Briton Ireland Colonies James Dr. Hine R. Baldwin Bookfeller Paternoster- Row Ridley Bookfiller St. James’s Street Auchor Hogarth Love Alamede Merchant Hig

Postscript to the London Evening on the Stamp Act repeal

A late letter laments sharp public disagreement over the Stamp Act and its repeal. The writer contends opposition stems from party spirit and self-interest, urging rectification of wrongs for trade and national peace, arguing repeal would restore commerce and prevent civil strife. Pro Patria.

Repeal Bill Rejoicings Spark Joy in Birmingham

In Birmingham and throughout the town severe grief gave way to elation as news spread that an August Assembly ordered a bill to repeal the Stamp Act. Bells rang bonfires blazed and meetings of manufacturers and artisans celebrated with toasts to the King, the Royal Family, and a flourishing trade with the American colonies.

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