London Evening-Post on Gratitude for Support and Press Liberty
The London Evening-Post thanks readers for their favorable reception from May 13 to May 15 17 0 and pledges steadfast adherence to constitutional principles and the true interest of Great Britain. It emphasizes preserving esteem through the liberty of the press by a learned impartial and free people.
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London
Thunsday
Chantel
Great Britain
Dublin Privy Council and Church Appointments Report
Rome and Dublin notices record Lord Sackville being struck from the Privy Council in Ireland, Bourke collated to Loughgall rectory, Span named Surveyor of Callingford, and calls for minting halfpence due to metal shortages. News from Edinburgh covers a Highlander’s daily 17 mile walking wager, naval movements, prizes taken by French privateers, health trips for Fox and Nugent, and various clerical dispensations and deaths.
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Ireland
Dublin Castle
George Sackville
Lord George Sackville
Privy Council
Dublin
Joseph Deane Bourke
Loughgall
Armagh
Jonathan Rogers
Benjamin Span
Callingford
Ephraim Siannus
England
Tower of London
Lon Do.u
Moray
Earl of Murray
Gibraltar
Sallee
Barbary
Leeward Islands
Portsmouth
Plymouth
Downs
Greyhound
Turner
Cyprus
Naples
Scanderoon
North Sea
New England
Borwiny
Wellel
Norway
Melly
New York
Hamburgh
London
Canaries
Vigo
Oponia
Lisbon
Britannia
Cape Fennings
Henry Fox
Robert Nugent
William Ford
Scarfby
York
John Jones
Frinity College
Oxford
James Beauclerk
Hereford
Foy
Ppton
Notice of Dividend on Prince Edward Privateer Shares
London 1769 notices announce a dividend payment to Prince Edward Privateer shareholders between eight and ten in the morning at Jaffer Lucas’s house, Nag’s Head Court, Gracechurch Street, continuing until the next May date, with further notices to follow. Also included are notices of a runaway apprentice, revived East Grinstead cattle market, a Royal Paper historical volume sale, a Hoxton estate sale, and a four volume edition of John Daypen’s Miscellaneous Works.
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William Langbane
New-College, Oxford
William Earl of March
Ash
Surrey
Winchester
Trotten
Sussex
Chichester
John Mills
Baliol College
Oxford
John Lord Willoughby de Brook
Barford
Warwick
Worcester
Ox-Hill
Williams
St. Luke’s
Chelsea
King
Bancroft’s Hospital
Male-End
Worshipful Company of Drapers
Charles Court
Westminster
Kennedy
Ruffel
Vintners Company
Thomas Merrick
Gan Tavern
Bilingsgate
Shoreditch
Endfield
Gray’s Inn-Lane
Eafe
Meff
Jackson
Crabb
White Friars Stairs
Bankru
Richard Lawle
Mary le Strand
Middlesex
London
Prince — Edward
John Morecock
Jaffer Lucas
Nag's-head- Coure
Gracechurch-Street
Che Goth
William Downe
Benjamin Downe
Thomas Willsden
Canterbury
Limfif
Ben. Downe
Wearhorn
Athford
Kener
East Grinsted
Fatt Grinsted
Englad
Elizabeth
England
John Sh E Rey
Fretpine
Duke of Newcastle
Fielding
Lérter
Bow-Street Cogent Garden
N.B
Matthew Dexter
Golden Horse
Daventry
Northamptonshire
Chester
Staffordshire
Lyke
Fatarthew Dexter
Aatvcron
Swan Tavern
St Leonard
Ancigillican 'Coffee House
Threadneedle Street
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Rome
Palus Macarese
Pont Galera
Tiber
Edinburgh
Watergate
Ganongate
Haddington
Maj
Murray Keith
Leith
Nore
Nathaniel Bacon
Gray ‘S Inn
Rene Middle Temple
D. Browne
A. Miklaf
de Strand
Aboude
Adicto
Octavio
Jonn Daypen
Alfoan
J. Ahd R. Tow Fon
Rive Serand
Virgil
Arouna
Fes
Dicco
Xor
Dirco
Fr. Dito