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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

May 28, 1767

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Trade burdened North America yields Britain large profits

A British merchant argues the North American trade nets Britain over three million yearly, with net to planters under a million and a half, while Britain gains vast profits from freight, goods, and export balances. He claims the colonies lose money, fed by a trade imbalance and taxes, noting shifts since 1764 and wartime debt.

North America Britain Great Britain North American West Indies Spain Portugal Italy Sweden

Commissioners of Sewers invite proposals for stone work

A large quantity of ragstones pebbles bo pees is offered to amend and better secure the marsh-qualis in several Levels including Chale Denton Higham Abbey Cliffe Stoke alhallows Halfow Saint Marys Northwest and Southwest Levels in the Isle of Grain near Gravesend Kent. The Commissioners will meet Friday June 2 at eleven oclock for discussions at the Kings Head inn Rochester. Proposals should be sent in advance to William Gates attorney at Rochester, clerk to the Commissioners.

Commissioners of Sewers Chale Denton Higham Abbey Cliffe Stoke and Alhallows Halfow Saint Mary’s Isle of Graine Graine Gravesend Kent King’s Head Inn Rochester William Gates Aid Commioners

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