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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Mar 05, 1767

Page

4

Rhymer Letters and Lectures Stir Robinhood Society Debates

A correspondent signs as BENEVOLUS defending Mr Rhymer and Mr D in the Robinhood Society controversy. He questions the secrecy of the Seer’s reading and asks if Mr D approved the remarks and verses. The letter argues the humorous approach drew crowds and aimed to aid the author’s public promotions.

Robinhood Society Réymer

Discourse between Lord Clancarty and Mac A at Dunkirk 1757

Extracted from Mac Allester's Letters, a vivid fragment of a dinner party and supper at Dunkirk. Lord Clancarty mocks Lochgarry and a maid, recalls notes on Lord Clare and King Charles II, and boasts about royal losses while steering conversation with wit and bravado.

Lord Clancarty Lochgarry Egge Ogilvie’s St. Omers Lord Clare Charles the Second Duke of York Mac Antient Go d

A puzzle of names and towns in old verse rhetoric

Fragmented OCR yields a verse heavy note linking a riddle about a town name to a list of names and benevolence references. It mentions Le, Mr C, The English Merchant, Precepts, and Matt Prior with praise of George and benevolence, plus a legacy and copy money.

Lowpon Matt Prior George

London Letter Notes Politics Trades and Theatre Listings

A London summary reports talk of pensions tied to merit, a proposed tax on Jews, flour adulteration bills, and ongoing disputes with the States General over Suriname. It notes court notices from East India House, royal family movements, and dispatches from Rome and Venice. The piece also covers social debates on Methodism, a boxing match, fatalities, pardons, and a mix of theater announcements and stock quotations.

London Great Britain States General United Provinces Suriname England Holland East India House United Company of Merchants of England East Indies Threadneedle - Streep Earl of Corke Great George-street Westminster Dorsetshire Earl of Orford Green-street Grosvenor Square Houghton Norfolk Count Guerchy Earl of Hamer Aga Joya Effendi Morocco John Murray Constantinople Conway George M‘carty Petersburgh Rome John Canzio Cracow Joseph de Coppertino Congregation of the Index Venice Duke of Wartemberg Countess de Durazzo Liverpool Newfoundland Gibraltar Trieste Fiume Venetian Gulf Toulon Malta Oxford Chapel Royal St. James’s Butchert Row Temple Bar Messrs. Whitefield Westley Ireland Hearts of Oak Boys Newcastle Upon Tyne Grosvenor-street Whitechapel Chiswick East-street Red-Jion- Square Moses Moreton Layer Epping- Forest Richard Jackson East India Company Surat Yetterday Deptford Jones Newgate John Fawcett Admiralty John Wynne Power

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