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London Evening Post in London, Middlesex

13 Mar 1764

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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Mar 13, 1764

Page

3

Smuggling, sieges, and court notes from a distant time

An assortment of society notes, smuggling tales, veterinary remedies, ecclesiastical appointments, marriages, and crimes. At Rouen a flock of English sheep was seized, tradesmen and clergy changes, a London watchman and a Camden murder attempt, a royal gift seal and church rectory moves, plus petty thefts and a six year old jailed for stealing a lawn apron.

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Mons Rouenne Atendant Acker Perron Holker Newgate Paris Marquis de Mintalembert Royal Academy Brandenburgh Germany Lincoln’s Inn-Felds the Treasury Lancelot Adney London Richard Green Lord Foley Mr. Foley Duke of Portland Christchurch Oxford Holt Worcester Sandys Henry Newcome Queen’s College, Cambridge Commons City of Exeter Thomas Evans Plymouth Ames-Street Covent-garden Robert Sextey Prince of Wales Indiaman Gravesend Tyburn Road Oxford Assizes Mr. Galten Benefit Society Justice Wilmot
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The Speech of an Appre-TREE to His Children

An old speech lamenting widespread corruption and harsh taxes. The speaker, addressing his children, warns of domination by excise and oppression, urges noble resistance, promises a return to Paradise, and hints at selecting a harsh fate over servitude. He references King James and others while condemning ministry culpability.

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London James Caatles Juanes Lcond Wifp Wiiga
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Letter urging press not to fuel scandal in Norfolk feud

A correspondent decries a Norfolk gentleman’s mockery in the London Evening Post and demands a public retraction. He claims the paper was used to lampoon respected families and appeals to Mr Meres to address readers’ outrage and restore trust. He also describes a personal hardship over rising costs and asks government scrutiny of profiteering and hoarding.

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London Evening Post Meeres Norfolk Norwich Arundel-Street Lam C. Mare P.S Meres Jeman Scannal
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Tribute to Philip Earl of Harpwicke in Hertfordshire

A letter from Mereis Hertfordshire dated March 9 honors the memory of the late Philip, Earl of Harpwicke. It lauds his prudence, diligence, and stature, praising his public service and the esteem shown by the sovereign and people. The piece is reverent and formal, reflecting preface-like commemorative writing.

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London Evening-Potter Mereis Hertfordshire P.R. P Philip Late Earl of
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