Mission of Teo Ses Dan TES King of Annamabad
Long list of church figures and places in Africa is followed by a market report from the Corn Exchange with grain prices. A birth at New Burlington Street is noted, along with a false marriage denial. Obituaries mark deaths of John Walsh and Abraham Hancock. Crimes and accidents include drownings, robberies, and a watchmaker’s death. News from Paris Jamaica and Gibraltar, naval measures, and local policing actions are described. A wild beast rumor closes the section.
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Ger Hae Ee
Teo
Annamabad
Cape Coast
Moore
Marcin
Lucgare
Nichols
St. Andrew
Holborn
Kemp
Sc. George
Hanover Square
Plumptre
St. James
Clerkenwell
Broughton
Sc. Katherine’s
James
Corn Exchange
Mark Lane
Lord Waldegrave
New Burlington Street
Caroline
Marlborough
Queensbury
Marquis of
Powis
Charles Powell
Cheapside
Davidson
Islington
Laft
Hatton-garden
John Walsh
Tanhurst
Daiking
Surry
Hoskins
Wright
Bishopsgate-street
Monday
Walton Upon Thames
Abraham Hancock
Chancery
Hancock
Staple’s Inn
Clapham
Roffey
Samuel Roffey
Efgg
Lombard-street
Joseph Godfrey
Sun Fire Office
Hockley
Gardener
Goodman’s Fields
Rosemary-lane
Smith
College-street
Lambeth
Thames
Hampton
Sunbury
Smart
Actton
Bayswater
Tyburn
William Sanders
London
Bristol
Pembury Park-Corner
Cheltenham
Sanders
Gloucester
Mediterranean
Trent
Cheshire
Wilden
Derbyshire
Burton
Litchfeld
Tamworth
Birmingham
Lilves
Greenland Company
Woodward
Lisbon
Falmouth
Royal Charlotte Indiaman
Clements
Downs
Ile of Man
River Thames
Bridge
Monmouth
Kive
Newchurch
Romney Marth
Canterbury
France
Hyema
Observations on Butter Prices and Market Frauds
A reader laments widespread market manipulation by forestallers and monopolizers in London and countryside dairies. Contractors fix butter prices by season, pressuring carriers and dairymen, with daily dairy supply constrained and costs rising for consumers across the kingdom.
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London Evening Post
Oxfordsvire
Meres
Postscript to the Author on Prices and Trade Distress
A dated 1765 letter to the Laridon Evening-Pod writer laments rising costs and scarcity. The writer bemoans high bread and cheese prices, import reliance, and rent, urging action to curb exporters and protect common workers. It references public figures and calls for relief from oppressive merchants.
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Pitt
Dad
Times
Thorze
S, &c. Large Corporation
A. Dae
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Steyn
Paris
America
Jamaica
Hondurras
Pensacola
Gibraltar
Cai
Mases
William Lord Bishop
J. and
R. Tonson
A. Millar
Bladon
Thomas Retd
Hlinfoghy
University of Alpow
Strand
A. Kincaid
J. Bell
Edinburgh
C Churchill
John Churchill
C. Churchill
W. Frexney
Gray’s Inn Gate
Helbourne
G. Kearsley
Ludgate Street
Cenderson
Royal Exchange
J. Coote
Paternoster Row
J. Almon
Piccadilly
J. Gardiner
Payiament Street
Ovipo
J. Bartlet
Sturgeon
Gentleman's Farriery
Eton
B- Law
Inary Lanz
Carvican Review
Weltminster
J. Abmon
Urington House
Bupcer
Bengal
Issy
J. Newbery
St. Paul’s Church-Yard
Sir. van Sittart
England
East Indies
Conder
Webb
Winter
Tewhe
Hitchin
Stenver
Boston
Church of Christ
Prairie- Street
New-England
Cheir General
Willd
Cooper
Davin Bostwick
New York
Ali
Chiftro
Europe
Fous
Lawrence Moswerim
University of Gautangen
Archibald Maclain
The
Hague
Hume
Price
Dr. Robertson
Scotland
Butching
Royal Paper
Judicicious
Hili
Baldwin
Pacer-nofter Row
Mr. Ridley
Ellers
St. Jamess-Slicer
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