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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Mar 26, 1772

Page

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Framing amid famine news from Prague and Dublin letters

Friday dispatches from Prague report imperial orders for corn and pulses have arrived to ease famine, with prices falling. A Dublin letter notes swift passage of a riot bill, while Gosport extras recount shipboard accidents, storms, and a Dutch warship ashore near Calais. Reports from Shrewsbury, Bow Street, and other towns recount frauds, robberies, and deaths as streets and markets face turmoil.

Prague Trieste Lubeck Sclavonia Dublin Ireland House of Commons Gosport Stokes Bay East India Calais Southwark Shrewsbury Globe Wormley Old Bailey Chelsea Bow Street Joseph Richardson Mason Sharpless Hall John Dunbar Great Buffel Street Bloomsbury Carlisle-street Muscovycourt Tower-hill Threadneedle-street Archer Aimwell

Tythe Reform Urged by Sussex Landowners and Georgicus

A letter to the printer praises Georgicus for opposing tythe oppression and urges constitutional relief. Sussex landholders in the eastern county align with his views and seek guidance from Mr. Miller to address him directly. AGRICOLA notes tythe in kind may raise bread prices and promises to share thoughts publicly.

London Evening Post Georgicus Friends of Equity and Freedom Sussex Miller

Committee to cap meat prices calls for new subscriptions

March 23, 1772 meeting of the committee for reducing butcher’s meat prices. A plan to publish notices, continue subscriptions at New Lloyds and Chapter Coffee-houses, and form a new committee upon reaching 10 percent of total subscribed funds. Subscribers urged, distress of the poor to be relieved. thanks offered for correspondence.

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Ladies Gloves and Luxuries from London Perfumer

Ad for HBS true French chicken gloves at five shillings a pair sold by R. Warren of Marybone Street London. Includes claims for Queen's Royal Marble Watch-balls Milk of Roses Opiate tooth cleaner Liquid of Violets and Jeffamin hair products. Mentions Mrs Langford at No 18 Paternoster Row.

Vienna Paris London R. Warren Maryboneftreet Golden-square N. B. Jutt Langford Paternofter-row

Harris Kings and Co Notice of Debts and Quitted House

Harris Kings and Co announce that Thomas Thompson has left their house in Ring Street Covent Garden and is not connected with them in trade. Debts due to Harris Kings and Co are to be paid only to John Harris Thomas King William King and Joseph Padgett or their authorized agents.

Society of the West-India Merchants Lower Thames-street London-bridge Ohn Eden Messrs. Collins and Co Dr. James James Francis Newbery Jir Sun London John Newbery St. Paul’s Church-Yard Harris Kings Padget Ring-street Covent-garden Thomas Thompson Harris, Kings, and Co Messrs John Harris Thomas King William King Joseph Padgett Saad W. Barley Cockpar-street A. Rothwell New Bonduret J. Grosvenor Angel and Crown Holborn Fran i$ Newbery St. Paul's Church J. Price India House Leadenham-street Price Tacob Hemet Amelia If Met W. Bayley Cockspur-street Haymarket Leadenhall-street Miss Purdie Bath J. le Brun Rue Dauphine Paris Hamilton Axe W Admiralty Coffee-house Charing-rrefs Kearfly Lidgate Street Mor Hamiltons Moff Keassly Fletcher Hodson

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