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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

May 07, 1767

Page

3

London gossip and theatre note from Westminster and beyond

A column reports on the Fhuridiy play in Jamés-street before Prince of Bruthwick with noted patrons. Covent-Garden patent buyers cited as Rutherford and Harris, Foote enlarges Haymarket, Yates linked to Covent Garden with salary and benefit. Also mentions marriage of John Palmer to Mercy Nightingale, deaths in Bologna and Hertfordshire, Jesuit settlement in Oxford Road, a Dublin duel, ships for floating batteries, heavy snow, prison petition for Ely, craft laborers, body theft case, highwayman robbery on Mr Tudor, and various foreign and colonial intelligence from Madrid Jamaica and Newfoundland.

Fhuridiy Penitent Severn Reat Jamés-street Westminster Prince’of Foote Haymarket Yates Covent- Marden Beard Dunstall Shirer Jaft St. Andrew's Holborn John Palmer Leather-lane Miss Mercy-Nightingale Baldwin's Gardens Mr. Palmer Wandworth Bologne France Plunket London Maclean Reddall Buntingford Hertfordshire Lis Oxford Road Dublin Deptford Gambia North Road Isle of Ely Taylors Samuel Fludyer Alderman Peers Guildhall Bridewell Joseph Picket James Smith Sarah Willis John Levy Southwark Bridewell Picket Cadwallader Tudor Middle Temple Putney Common Mr. Tudor

Banishment of the Jesuits Translated Lettered Plea

A letter to the London Evening Post dated May 6, 1767 requests publication of an authentic translation about the banishment of the Jesuits. The author, a purchaser and well-wisher, promises a faithful translation to satisfy readers and buyers and seek public attention and curiosity.

London Evening Post Mt. Meres

Royal Pragmatic Sanction banishing Jesuits from Spain

The decree of King Carlos I banishes the Regulars of the Company from all dominions of Spain and the Indies. It seizes their temporalities, forbids reestablishment, and enforces pensions and strict controls over former Jesuits and novices. It orders royal publication and strict enforcement across kingdoms with penalties for breach.

Carlos Castile Arragon Jerusalem Granada Toledo Valencia Galicia Majorca Seville Sardinia Corsica Murcia Jaen Algarves Algexira Gibraltar Canary Islands East West Indies Archduke of Austria Burgundy Brabant Milan Apfourg Flanders Tirol Barceloa Biscay Molina Don Carlos Houthold Spain and The Indies Philippine Company Aranda Fox Inquisition Madrid Ignatius Stephen de Higareda Pardo

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