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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
May 25, 1765
Page
4
A letter writer argues for preserving royal timber stocks to sustain the navy and public defense, criticizing waste and urging government action. He warns of wasteful use and calls for strict care of forests long tied to Crown lands. The piece cites public funds and national unity as stakes.
In London, Englishmen abroad are asked about Parr’s welfare, a reflection of his high character. In Rome, English visitors viewing the palace of his Holiness were approached by locals who inquired about Parr’s condition and wellbeing.
The notice recalls English travelers asking after Mr. Pitt and imagining his return to lead affairs. Lord B- travels from Luton Hoo to town, while attachments against Mr. Almon proceed. Commands change as Sir Charles Bunbury is named Secretary to Lord Weymouth, Ireland’s new lord lieutenant. Reports from Berlin praise Prussian forces. Vienna notes the Dutch envoy leaving for Constantinople. Warsaw letters mention a new court of judicature with Zamoyski and Slommski speaking. Rounds of racing at Carlisle and local thefts, counterfeit coins, and smuggling concerns fill the rest of the brief, alongside ship movements and stock quotes.
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