Clergy appointed to preach at St Bride's and local notices
The piece lists clergy appointed for sermons before the Lord Mayo and hospital governors at St Bride's on Easter Monday and other days. It also notes royal appointments, court election results, marriages, deaths, robberies, a boxing match, a Cork cutting fire, highway robbery trials, and a proposed plan to locate magistrates near Soho Square to improve justice administration with a meeting scheduled at White Hart Tavern in March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Bride’s Church
Lord Mayo
St. David’s
Nichols
Ely
William Baker
Princess Dowager of
Wales
Layard
George Edwin
Bridlington
Lincoln
St. Clement Danes
Jones
Warner
St. Swithin’s
London-stone
Allen
Mr.Cole
Cummings
Cole
Thomas Birch
Cheapside
Miss Biddle
Joseph Bid
Keer
Hatfield
Hertfordshire
Earl of Salisbury
Thurday
Hackney
Thomas Winchop
Newington
Woodyatt Hodges
Aldermanbury
Mark Stafford
Dunkirk
Black’s Fields
Osman
City of
Exeter
Dock Head
Robert Cole
Star
Tower Hill
Yetterday
Southwark
Robert Powell
Moffett
Gravesend
Blackheath
Layron
Jonathan Gibson
Edward Maddin
Sir John Fielding
Gibson
Whitechapel New Road
St. George’s Herds
New
St. George’s Fields
New-road
Mulberry Gardens
Whitechapel
Saltpetre Bank
White’s-yard
Tower-hill
Lower Batt-Smithfield
John Hunter
Ganz
James Morris
John Ringail
Little George
George
Little Jem
Salpeire Bank
New Friton
Clerkenwell
Lewis
Middlesex
Wettiminster
John Cox
St. Giles’s In the Fields
Soho Square
Commission of the Peace
Westminster
Tcis
Guildhal
Westiminster
County of
Middlesex Hospital
White Hart Tavern
Gray’s Inn
Holborn
Postscript to the Printer of the London Evening Post
A reader scolds Mr Mere w for publishing controversial extracts and mocks the paper's stance on liberty. The letter defends impartial publication of all pamphlets and critiques recent peace terms and wartime conduct, with further letters from correspondents Favre Briron and L. regarding executors, inheritance, and justice in creditor cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Evening Post
Mere W
Yueh
England
Mear
Charing-Cross
Caro
Parry
London Evening- Post
Barrons
House of Bourbon
France
Dunkik
C. Favre Briron
London
M. K
M. L
Ch. T
Daugher
Nose
J. L
MM. K
Mr. K
Myslim
Sulici
Yorke
Lam, &c
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William Pitt
Price
Europe
Asia
Africa
America
Great Britain
Neguid Falfi
John Entick
Edward Dilly
John Milan
Ac Charing Cross
Ireland
Gege
Cat QO
Kerses
Hamburgh
Prudia
Baltic
Pomerania
Thither
Mitchell
Minden
Marshal Contades
Canada
Prussia
Denmark
Russia
Sweden
Hungary
Prince of
Deux Pons
Kingdom of
Bohemia
Brunswick
Augustus William of
Hay