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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Mar 26, 1776

Page

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House and farm parcels near London advertised for sale

Within 30 miles of London the L and E TT offers houses and farms from 100 to 300 acres suitable for a gentleman inclined to agriculture and the field ports. Enquire of Z. Anderton’s C sfree-ioule, Fleet Street. Letters post-paid will be answered.

L&e TT London Z. Anderton Fleet-street

Love of Country and State Defence in a Free Nation

A citizen argues in favor of public opinion in a London Evening Post letter. He asserts love of country drives alarm at France and Spain arming ports and stresses reliance on militia and fleet for national defence. He notes distances within Britain reveal military mobilization impacts to farmers and politicians alike.

Tattersall TURF Hyde-Park Turnpike Taterfall Lowe’s Hotel Mr.Wick Dalrymple M’pherson France Spain Cornwall Devonshire Yorkshire Norfolk

Public scrutiny and honesty in leadership debated

The author argues for public proof of credibility in government, likening it to a merchant revealing books to creditors. He contends that public officials must face accountability, and questions the current leadership of the Admiralty, urging free citizens to speak out rather than remain neutral in a critical time.

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Embarkation of Brunswick troops and royal licensing changes

From the London Gazette March 26 and local notices dated March 18 to March 27 recount the embarkation of the first Brunswick division, royal license granted to Marlowe Sidney Crowe to bear his surname and arms, and various Paris and London court proceedings. news items include regiments ordered to Cork, ships fitted for American service, a Bed of Justice in Paris, and local trials with executions and sentences. The report also notes Aldermanic appointments, public judgments, and obituaries across Ireland and England.

Stade Brunswick St. Famers Marlowe Sidney ‘Crowe Plondon Marlowe Crowe Paris Prince of Conty Forres America St. James’s Prince of Berlin Lis Pottdam Virginia Falmouth Cork Roth Robert Ainslie Constantinople Shelmer Winchelsea Bateman Lester Dufort Addison Minerva Vence Gibraltar Witta Blostom Redmin Livepool Africa Gaidhail Richard Clarke Efg Svorn Broad-street Benjamin Hopkins Eig Beides Asgill Crosby Ball Wakes Halifax Eydaile Oiver Plomer Thomas Peckham Har Scorlfs Watling-street Fool Shrewia Ivy Afizes Femenc O. Leach Peter Mailoy William Evans Edward Williams Thomas Bourne Mary Brookes John Harper Edward Allen Margaret Daccus Sine Margaret Harper Martha Broughall William Davis John Davis Guilsfield John Pool William Dicken Pentre Thomas Yorke Meff. Hollings Gotnel Bromfeld Evan Morris Joseph Rogers Richard Roberts Margaret Harley Maitley Bourne Wiliams Allen Ann Davis Morris Roberts Poole York Suffolk Bury Sussex East Grindstead Justice Aston Justice Blackstone John Atwell Surrey Kingston Raffael Newtoner’s Lane Joseph Baldwin Serveants Inn Stationers Company John Partridge Gerling Ziegenhagen Charles Funter Sheriffs Court Corp John Clark Ludgate Hill Mills Sally Medcalf Chariesstreet Westminster Chelsea Croffe Ely Gelden Square Newley John Newley Knt Kanmarte Jermyn-fiest Stollard Oxencon-titreet Tinnerane Ireland David Bran Dublin Fielding Ould Eden Bolie Farnborough Kent Day Oxford Arms Whitecross Street Red Lion Square John Harrison Eaton Gerrard Street Kensing Palace Moorwinkle Kin George II Hibberdine Cratched Friars

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