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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Mar 11, 1758

Page

3

Rev Weston instituted vicar of Bramfield Suffolk

Norwich March 8 The Rev Mr Thomas Weston was instituted to the Vicarage of Bramfield in Suffolk on the Presentation of the King. Bristol March 11 Several persons have dropped dead in the streets this week in this city. John Hobbs was committed to Newgate for the murder of his own son Nathaniel Hobbs by a knife thrust under the left breast. He confessed the fact but gave no reason. In Deal ship movements are reported with winds and convoy details.

Norwich Thomas Weston Bramfield Suffolk Bristol Newgate John Hobbs Nathaniel Hobbs

State Prisoner Delivery Sparks Prussian Pressure at Magdeburg

Excerpts from letters describe King of Prussia demanding Marquis de Fraygne be handed over. He surrendered to Prussians after a siege at Zerbst castle and is confined in Magdeburg Citadel with restricted access. Reports also note Count de Clermont besieged at Osnabruck and several British ships captured by privateers.

Berlin Marquis de Fraygne Zerbst Magdeburgh Extra Hamburgh Anhalt- Zerbt Anhalt-Zerbit Zerbit France Prussia Prince Henry Count de Clermont Ofnabrug Anstant Jersey Henry, Bond Liverpool Barbadoes Martinico Sophia Bayonne Rochelle Minerva Jefford St. Andero William Pitt Ely St. James’s Lords of the Treasury Davis Pill Somerset Avon

Obituaries and incidents in London society notices

Thursday the Rev Mr Ridgell elected Lecturer of St Bennet Gracechurch Street in place of Rev Mr Hoper resigning on Lady Day. Mildmay Cokayne Esq married Miss Jones daughter of Thomas Jones late Comptroller of Treasury Chambers. Sir Thomas Mortyn Bart MP for Flintshire died. Mr Parker notary public died. Mr Martin Aleconner died. Capt Gibson long a Nor captain died. Mr Farrell died Pall Mall aged 99. Powder Mills at Hounslow exploded shattering nearby mill, no deaths. Earthquake-like blast affected Hanworth Maidenhead and others. French church notices in Westminster and Hog Lane Soho announce charity school sermon. Windmill Street school children about 30, fed at a house near Tottenham Court Road.

Ridgell St. Bennet Gracechurch Street Hoper Thomas Mildmay Cokayne Miss Jones Thomas Jones Treasury Thomas Mortyn Flinshire George Yard Lombard Street Parker Martin Westminster Gibson Minorca Farrell Pall-Mall Lord Cobham Smith Hounslow Hounslow- Heath Hanworth Conbrook Maidenhead l’Ecole de Charite Francoise de Westminster Fera Preche Hoglane Soho Teudi Prochain Windmill-treet Pres du Chemin de Tottenham-Court

Public notice on unauthorized Vernon performance

An advertisement by J. Tull in Ave inary Lane warns the public that a performance titled Life of Admiral Vernon is printed without consent or access to original papers. The notice asserts the edition is not authorized by the Admiral's friends or relations and aims to prevent public deception.

Vernon J. Tull Inary Lane

Kentish Women petition for naval service and reform

A dramatic Kentish Women petition appeals to the king to enlist and train women for sea and land service. They offer to discard Petticoats for pea jackets and scarlet coats, seeking officers to guide them, and hope to earn flags in the Navy by summer. Extracts describe naval movements, ships, and marching preachers alongside prices and stock reports in a bustling Portsmouth scene.

Locx- Hart How Swanton Gilchrist Stamp Wolfe Portsmouth Edward Hawke Spithead Newark Torbay Intrepid Union St. Helen’s Plymouth

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