London Evening Post November 1733 Restricts Local Copies
The London Evening Post reports orders to stop delivering the Lowpor Evening Post to country customers from November 8 to 10, 1733. It speculates the ban follows past criticisms of the Greile scheme and reactions to Members who opposed it. The paper claims broad public approval and urges readers to obtain it via friends, local booksellers, or the printer.
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London
Lisserry
Lennon Evening Post
House of Commons
Otners
Country News
Petersfield
Hants
Surkey
Winchester
Alresford
Hampshire
Everal
Hanover Square
Countess of
Plymouth
Earl of Plymouth
Thomas Lewis
Sot Berton
Edmund Bowyer
Camberwell
Surrey
Kut
Jos. Wyndham
Esg
Thomas Jobber
Admiralty Office
Jobber
James
Wyndham
Downton
Wilts
Queen Anne
Viscount Townshend
Dutchess of Marlborough
Westminster Abbey
Earl of Godolphin
Rochester
Henrietta
Holy Roman Empire
Marchioness of
Blandford
Polish and Lithuanian warfare reports from Dantzick to London
Updates from Dantzick and Paris describe Polish Lithuanian military actions, Padific advances, and Russian supply convoys. Pacey boosts Lithuanian force, with Polish reinforcement to 20000. Sardinian king marches toward Pavia as Milan submits. England eyes fleet and army expansions while excise opposition widens. Local notices report deaths and aristocratic obituaries.
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Ing Stanislaus
Poland
Lithuania
M. Pacey
Dantzick
Ukrania
Cracovia
Czartorski
Sardinia
Vigevano
Turin
Formy
Tortona
Novara
Pavia
Aix
Milan
Marquess de Coigny
Piciguitone
Paris
England
Count de Toulouse
France
Mediterranean
Spain
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Holland
Prince Ragorski
Turkey