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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Mar 10, 1774

Page

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Notice of General NM Quarterly Meeting in London

Sun Fire-Office announces a General NM Quarterly Meeting at Bank-freet Cornhill London on April 1 1774 at ten in the forenoon. All persons with losses by fire are requested to file claims for satisfaction. Attending offices in Craig's Court Charing Cross insure houses goods and merchandise from losses by fire across Great Britain.

SUN Bank-freet Cornhill Royal Exchange London Ang Los Craig’s Court Charing Croft Great Britain

East India Company Directors Election Rules 1774

The Court of Directors declares a new method for selecting East India Company Directors by ballot on April 13, with lists of 24 qualified names per Proprietor divided into four term groups of one to four years. The six highest in each class are elected, votes not transferable, disputes resolved by lot in the General Court per the Charter.

East India House United Company of Merchants of England East Indies East India Company India Europe Sayer Dunning Madocks Jackson Wallace Moe Court of Directors Council

The Sixth Edition Heroic Epistle to Sir William Chambers

A historical notice notes the sixth edition of a Heroic Epistle to Sir William Chambers Knight Comptroller General of His Majesty Works. The edition includes explanatory notes from Oriental Gardening and is advertised with price details and publisher location. Also referenced is an Epistle from Oberea Queen of Otaheite translated by T Q Z Efq.

William Chambers Knight J. Almon Burlington House Piccadilly Oberea Otaheite Joseph Banks Dublin South Sea

Cinna and the Goat in a London Ledger Tale

A correspondent laments a figure named Cinna and his satire on a powerful council. He recalls professional vanity, prepended by a goose harvest tale where his uncle hurls a child into a stream amid a late goatherd crisis, sparking rival anger and calls for satisfaction.

Blaze Bullface Doublefee C. Fx Simonburne Johnson Cinna Camden Burke Tomile Junius Faia Lord Chatham Sage Wallington Heaton Middlesex Rascal

Proceedings and Robberies in 18th Century Notices

Friday March 11 reports an officer receiving the cross of St Louis and a pension after a private audience with the Duke of Aiguillon. Canterbury witnesses a highway robbery near Gravesend ending with the suspect’s capture and a shiny candlestick found on him. Also noted are a copper shock death, a Maidstone attorney Willard’s death, Guinea coin debasement near Halifax, and Cornelius Winter and Methodists laying a Tabernacle foundation in Haverfordwest with private worship.

Paris Ot Aiguillon Cross of St. Louts Canterbury Dartford Gravesend London Westminster John Fielding Perfor the Swan Willard Maidstone Leeds Halifax George Cornelius Winter

Contested Irish Bills and Attorn ey General De fense

London commentary asserts forged Irish foutine and Stamp Bills story, defends Attorney General against allegations of neglect and infidelity. Notes the official committee drafting the bills, cites care in presenting to the House of Commons, and rebuts omissions claims. Mentions Guildhall fence order for voters and reports harbor news, lotteries, robberies, and obituaries.

Ireland House of Commons Committee of Supply Revenue Trancriv

Fisherman’s Goat: A Clerk’s Fall into the Fish Pond

A quarreling tailor seeks redress from a clerk who threatens legal action. The clerk’s courage collapses as a pursuing goat charges a man’s posterior, plunging him into a fish pond. The goat’s loyalty to his master’s kin moves the scene near Newcastle, ending with the clerk fleeing in mockery.

Inna Witery Newcastle

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