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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Mar 21, 1771

Page

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Parliament notes include thanks to late Speaker and court moves

The House of Commons in Ireland resolves to thank the late Speaker for faithful service. News from London mentions a memorial from the French Ministry, a Danish court scare, and appointments for Tower Hamlets deputy lieutenants. Lords pass a bill restricting divorce notices and a court is set for next Tuesday. Sutherland peerage goes to Elizabeth Sutherland, a minor. Sir John Holt’s view on parliamentary privilege is quoted. Admiralty appoints Oliver Farrer as deputy auditor and clerks fill Post Office roles in Ireland. Obituary notices list several deaths in London and nearby.

House of Commons of Ireland Alderman Wilkes Princett-court Story’s Gate Denmark St. James Tower Hamlets Common Council Sutherland Elizabeth Sutherland Earl and Countess of Sutherland Lord Clarendon Holt Queen’s Bench Aylesbury Newgate House of Commons Admiralty William Eden Barritter Royal Oapital Greenwich Tidward Thurlow Eden Oliver Farrer Chancery Lane John Spicer General Post Office John Walest Ireland John In Efe Thomas Church Efgs Ted Hatton Garden Bert Cobb John Cole Mahone James Adriane Befborough Frince Half Moon-street Piccadilly Kempton Elys Countess of Marchmone Kintreet Golden Square John Webley Scholar New Bond

Qualifications for clergy and the dangers of misconduct

A lengthy letter argues clergy must possess essential moral and doctrinal qualifications drawn from Titus. It condemns drunken, avaricious, and cruel ministers, urges decency as a public duty, and warns that misbehavior harms religion and society before urging pastors to be exemplars and guides to virtue.

Paul Faith the Apostle God Satan Vulger Sach Phylenor

Supporters of the Bill of Rights meet at Loxpon Tavern

At a special session on Tuesday March 19 1771 Sir Francis Blake Delaval presided. The group resolved to grant a hundred pounds to printers John Wheble Roger Thompson and John Miller for upholding English liberties. Funds to be paid to the society treasurers. Thomas Bod dington, Sec.

Loxpon Tavern Francis Blake Delaval K. B John Wheble Middlesex Journal Roger Thompson The Gazetteer John Miller London Evening Post Thomas Boddington

Universal United Society advertisement in old pamphlet

An 18th century notice promotes the Universal United Society for the benefit of survivors, meeting weekly at the Salutation in Nesweateenties freer from six to nine, offering annuity improvements and five year payouts. It lists multiple local contacts, including Robert Hayes, Samuel Parsons, Samuel Hidio, Thomas Bridge, Randle Meredith, and Albert Modgton, with meeting and admission details across several streets and inns.

Universal United So Universal United Society Aflvene Constances Robert Haves Randle Meredith Augri-court Throtmortorstreet St. Anne’s

Riccourds New Cast Steel Razors at King's Mews

Riccard’s New Cast Steel Razors boast extreme ease speed and safety due to peculiar constraint accurate temper and purity. Made at the King’s Mews Caillie treet with diamond powder straps for pavers leather pouches for shaving and dressing on the trail. Also advertised are bleeding horser and other cutlery wares and a variety of tools from the same manufactory claiming best perfection.

Riccard Caille Treet

Prices Rank Step's and Bertha Made New Ann

Fragmented OCR text lists various names and prices with unclear context. It mentions Ann Bertha and Bong and references prices or percentages, but the meaning is obscured. The readable entities include South, Old Ann, New Anna, and a numeric value similar to 45.

Dito Bertha Feito

Indian Bond Prices and Navy Viet Bills Digest

Fragmentary OCR notes list bond prices and financial instruments including 7 percent securities, ditto 1728 and 1751, shoe consignments, and Navy and Viet bills. Mentions long loan figures and allocations with unclear units.

India Navy Alan

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