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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Mar 31, 1789

Page

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Royal Cumberland Free Mason Anniversary Sermon and Dinner

The Royal Cumberland Free Mason charity school anniversary sermon will be held at St. George's on April 2 with royal attendance including the Duchess of Cumberland and Princes. An anthem will be performed by noted singers and the service starts at eleven, followed by a dinner at Free Masons Hall with tickets required and arrangements by James Allen, secretary.

Somrn Prac He George's Bunor Wincussten Duchess of Cumberland Duke of Cumberland Masten Prince of Wales Riis Duke of York Duke Arnold Kinton’s Trustce James Meyneke Ety N. Newowain Efq Huise Mr. Peters GPP Fleary Colby Kennie Lawrence Coxinnighe Wham Ibs Bar Rafpini Bry P.C. Sd Venturer Thomas Hartley Thomas Caliender William Addirgson Ifq H.A Kernedy M.P de Vu'argin Francis Plownen Charles Carpenter Francis Brode Ip John Wybourn Richard Walford Walford Wiliam Beard Metirs Longman Brodcrip Cheapastle Hay- Market B. Rufpini Neri Street Hay - Market Wood's Llowl Covent Garden James Allen Meraoy City of Jeon Robert Cawne Cleik

Navy changes and public rejoicing mark royal restoration

Adaired Sir Richard Hughes is named Commander in Chief at Halifax with other Navy appointments in Plymouth and Portsmouth. The piece notes royal gratitude, charity drives, and a large public celebration in Thursday night with bells, illuminations, and loyal toasts to King George II’s recovery and restored health.

Adaired Richard Hughes Halifax Admiralty Laforey Well Navy Plymouth Faulhaws Martin Ahso Porssmouth Yard Lambert Navy Board Charles Middron Martin 18 Cartering

Royal family plans Easter visit and church service

Reports indicate the King and Queen may attend Easter Eve at Buckingham Palace and Easter Sunday service at the Chapel Royal with a sermon by the Archbishop of Canterbury. A Whites members deputation sought the Queen's attendance at a gala on Tuesday.

Buckingham-house Chapel Royal Archbishop of Canterbury Maujely Vantheen

Controversy Over Cards and Fashion Cited by Dr Johnjohn

The piece critiques playing cards as a corrupting influence on youth and society. It cites Dr Johnjohn warning that cards entice vice and vanity, claim it harms beauty and intellect, and promotes greed, urging virtuous restraint and moral reform to preserve youthful charm and virtue.

Leed Dr. Warren Bolton New England Humane Society Pennylvania America Great Britain Port Jackson New Holland Captain Hunter Cirius Johvoun Teaca Laca Ial

Thousand Pounds Lottery Draw Declared Near

The fragment describes a lottery draw with prizes including a thousand pounds and other sums. It mentions tickets sold by a vendor in a city, with references to prize numbers and the distribution of winnings. The text is garbled but centers on a public lottery event and its announced rewards.

Ale Nichewon Fortunsre i Tobank Alia Pietet Wien Peneruss F Tes Niegelly Duinin

Marriage Notice From Local Parish Records

Messy Woodington and Catherine Bicknell wed in St Mary de Bone parish with Richard Day, merchant, of Brook's Wharf, acting for the late William Turner of Dule-firects Portdaides. The ceremony lists Mas Turner as sponsor and confirms the union in a fragmented 19th century entry.

Messy Woodington Efi Clarfes

Church notices from Rochester and London area

The Rev Stephens Chaplain to Majesty's ship the Sciz Vicar of Briford in the Diocese of Salisbury and Mr Thomas Lawrence an eminent undertaker near Shoreditch Church are listed for Monday fortnight. On the same day Mrs Ann Spence wife of Spence of Crutched Triars is noted in the notices.

Rochester Stephens Briford Salisbury Thomas Lawrence Shoreditch Church Ann Spence Spence

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