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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

May 21, 1767

Page

3

Unclear fragment on chemical imports and potash use

Fragment notes plans to send samples home for approval to curb imports of Barila Ash from Spain. If approved, it would prevent importation and allow colonies to supply nearly 20 tons of potash used by soft soap makers.

England Spain

Deaths and maritime tragedy reported in May notices

In May reports, George Veley and Tho Dillon, both notable officials, are noted as deceased. Dr. Orr of Ross and a poor woman murdered near Cahir, Limerick are mentioned, with a brother-in-law’s imprisonment linked to the case. Edinburgh reports Capt Stewart’s ship’s ten day voyage and a sailor loss, plus local official deaths and Church of Scotland assembly plans.

George Veley His Majesty S Revenue Larkfield Leitrim Tho. Dillon Earl of Roscommon Ross Orr Cahir Limerick Church of Scotland Earl of Glasgow Pilrig Elphingston John Elphingston Logie Lord Willoughby Parham The Antiquarian Society Morocco Turky Russia William Cater Red-lion Street Holbourn Dodsley Pall-mall Robson Bond- Street Walter Charing-Cross Owen Temple-Bar Brotherton Cornhill Place of Sale

Port News From Falmouth and Ports Nearby May 18 21

Port News item lists multiple vessels sailing and arriving in May. Duncannon packet Edwards sails for the West Indies from Falmouth. Peace and Plenty Fisher and Young Son Dore sail for Lee from Poole. Towns end Henderson and Olive Branch Johnson arrive from Rotterdam at Southampton. Sukrey Chevalier sails for Jersey from Portsmouth. Hampshire Wolfe, Britannia Smitham, Betty and Ruth Wallis, Rainbow Davis arrive from Rotterdam Sunderland London. Cefar Glanville sails for Topsham and Prince of Wales Parker for Lisbon from Deal. various ships including Betty Atkins Billy Clare Houghton Godshall Henrietta Trabella Kingston Exchange Lark Whitby Packet Uffrow Anna Ad&ive Friend's Good-will Henrietta Mary Hamburgh Arms Heniker and others listed as at Dover Liverpool Pool Barbadies Jamaica Oporto etc. Weather wind noted Bw Jammes aan we IVE D.

Port News Falmouth Duncannon Edwards West Indies Poole Peace and Plenty Fisher Young Son Dore Lee Southampton Townsend Henderson Olive Branch Johnson Rotterdam Sukrey Chevalier Jersey Portmouth Hampshire Wolfe Britannia Smitham Sunderland Betty Ruth Wallis Newcastle Rainbow Davis London Deal Cefar Glanville Topsham Prince of Wales Parker Lisbon Betty Atkins Cork Jamaica Billy Clare Africa Barbadies Houghton J. Dunkirk Pool Uffrow Anna Cooper Bremen Ditto Ad&ive Bellaman Ostend Friend Oldman Henrietta Piper Cagliari Dover Hercules Hammet N. Carolina Mary, Hall Seville Hamburgh Arms Mowes

Plots by Jesuits and European affairs in London

London news reports a circumstantial account of a Jesuit plot to assassinate the king, calls for a bull abolishing the Society of Jesus, and notes Spain’s expulsion of Jesuits. It also covers Corsican capitulations, a grand royal review at Putney, militia plans, and gun manufacture frauds amid savage consequences in America.

London M. Mello Spain Rome Society of Jesus Leghorn Aprea Elliott Burgoyne Putney Omnion Dragoon Guards Foot Guards Church Putney Common Pharsday William Miller America Lord Burs Kew Wilkes Churchill North America West India Piccadilly S. Biadon Paternoster Row N. B

Namure to guard Portsmouth and other maritime notes

Reports state His Majesty's ship Namure with guns is ordered to guard duty at Portsmouth with full complement. The Asia East Indiaman from Bombay arrived safely at Blackwall. A variety of court notices, local movements, deaths, marriages, crimes, and maritime intelligence fill a dense page of 18th century London news including petitions, warrants, and public auctions.

Portsmouth Bombay Blackwall America Spring Gardens Lord H Robert Ladbroke Treasury Gresham College Gresham Committee Paterson London Black-friars House of Commons House of Lords Taylor Duke of Grafton Richard Salway Lombard Street France Dieppe England Beverley Yorkshire Swaffham Norfolk St. John of Jerusalem Clerkenwell Anthony Welton St. John’s John Harris Waterman Blackman-street Southwark Seven Mile Wandsworth Jephson Ireand Ross Edinburgh Dublin Barry Henry Bridgman Rumford Essex Peggy Maffiter Peter Beatson Unionstairs Wapping King’s Managerie Buckinghamgate Marty of Pryfe Campbell Sebright Momefson Calais Tourville

Jesuit Dispensing Power and Rules Exposed in Historic Text

The passage outlines Jesuit governance from provincial authority to general obedience, including dispensations from rules, education, health oversight, prayer practices, and missions. It cites the Jesuit vow system, roles of professors and students, and the pope’s control, with notes on global expansion and patronage from Popes and European monarchs.

God’s Republic Jesuits Rome Ribadenaira Gregory the Thirteenth Senate Louis the Fourteenth Spain Germany Poland Italy

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