London Evening Post Orders Restrict Dispatch to Country Readers
From November 6 to 8, 1733 Clerks of the Roads in the Post Office stop sending The London Evening Post to country customers. The notice cites opposition to a Greile scheme, praises the paper for public support, and invites subscribers to obtain copies via friends or local booksellers. thanks nobles and MPs who ordered the paper sent.
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London
P.S
Parliament
London Evening Post
House of Commons
Milan and Dantzick News From Oct to Nov 1707
Imperial and allied forces push from Vigevano after a three day defense as 1200 residents surrender the town. Reports say Polish and Lithuanian troops near Thorn deter Russians while Warsaw dispatches regimental forces. Paris notes Villars may advance Milanese submission and troop augmentations. Local Cambridge election and Tenbury address oppose excise and Hessian troops amid royal reception scenes.
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Vigevano
Piemont
Novara
Tortona
Suentes
Sardinia
Dantzick
Stanislaus
Poland
Lithuania
Thorn
Warsaw
Potocki
Duschy
Marshal de Villars
Country News
University of Cambridge
Tower
Long
Gooch
Caius‘ College
Petersfield
Hants
Tenbury
Worcestershire
Herbert Perrot Pakington
Sir Herbert Perrot Pakington
Bart
Worceser
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Susyact
Court of
Coimon
William Robinson
Walton
Surrey
Crank
Hom Society
Lincoln’s Inn
Willes
Chester
Fortescue
Rundle
Durham
Charles Talbot
Malden
Kingston
Walters
George Walters
Worcester Park
Knt
William Broughton
Lawford
Warwickshire
Charles Shuckburgh
Charles Michel
Victualling Office
William
Mary Coote
Earl of
Clement Cotterel
Somerset-House
Lord Lovelace
Tower- Wharf
Duke of Grafton
Earl of Granetham
Prince of Wales
Earl
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