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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Nov 10, 1763
Page
2
A fragmented notice set shows multiple candidates announcing their intent to run for county representation in Parliament. Sam Gentlenen, Joan Lutuh er, and Epward Southwell pledge allegiance to Revolution principles and the Constitution, urging freeholders to vote, with calls to reduce cider taxes and support the Crown.
The October 1762 Royal Magazine offers a copper plate image of the imperial crown worn by the king at coronation, a young elephant drawing, a song set to music, and varied content. It promotes content on naval affairs, lordly speech, poetry, and the Indian War history, with sale details from Coote in Parer nofter Rew and news-cars across Britain and Iceland.
The London Commission of Bankruptcy declares William Hall of Great Moorgate London a bankrupt but supersedes the claim after he paid all creditors at twenty shillings in the pound. It warns that remaining debts must be settled within forty days or suit will follow. Beech timber and coal wood near Chenies will be sold by auction with 25,000 down-right faggots and 250 stacks of wood, viewable at the Chenies manor. John Davis will provide details and attend bidders. Public sale notices will follow.
Port news item lists arrivals at Plymouth and Dover from London with vessels Unity Hovey Jeremiah Mary Searval Charming Mally Recovery Christian John Catharine Hall Goodwill Haale Sea horse Chenrin and others. It notes departures for Dunkirk Portsmouth and Cassiz with the outway bound vessels all having failed to clear. Remains in the Downs with the Wind N and twelve First-India Yacht reported.
London dispatch from a Gloucester correspondent dated November 9 notes strong remonstrances expected at Parliament against the Cyber Act and expresses cautious optimism that the opposition will prevail or at least be forceful.
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