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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Nov 10, 1767

Page

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Fire and plague haunt distant ports in old London Gazette

The London Gazette reports disasters and turmoil from Sept to Nov. Earthquakes, storms, and a deadly fire in Pera destroy homes and burn the Dutch, Neapolitan, English, and Russian properties. A Vienna smallpox outbreak alarms officials while royal visits and public notices unfold amid riots, pardons, and legal notices.

London Gazette Somme Catali Asia Defire Pera Hames Porte St. Anthony Vienna Elizabeth James Gray Spain Higue Orange S&s Levy Abrahams Lazarus Barew Fryars London Hall James Saylor Leicester Dyer Guildhall Londéjgs Joseph Dingley St. James Bristol Roger Howell Bath Tavern

Royal Chapel Orders and Highborn Movements Captured

London reports detail lower Chapel Royal ornamentation to match the King's closet. Duke of Cumberland takes six of his late brother's servants, others kept on salaries. Duke of Marlborough travels from Wooburn Abbey, Earl Gower from Staffordshire. Lord Robert Spencer prepares to depart Lyons for Paris, then back to England. Earl of Chatham recovering, expected to return to town soon.

P.S. T Hug Captain Fowler John Sarah Scarborough Onega Tickner Nightingale Strannock W.N. W Broderick Archangel N.W Shetland Tutton London Dantrick Dover Thomas and Mary Harley Waterford Nancy Moore Judith Corran Duplin Fennight Edinburgh Henry Fletcher Partis Teilinting Cumberland Nancy Taylor Chesterton Northumberland Jonathan Scrimshire Rocherhithe Miss Ives Robert Ives Greenwich Denham County of Bucks Benjamin Way Ely Parntfor Bridport Dorsetshire Mills Grake Cadke Byoms College St. George Ien-Square Thomas Partington Fore Street Lambeth Baitin St. Ann Soho James Peraulte George Dickens Cloak Lane Simon Stratford Kirby-street Hatton Garden Clerkenwell Bridewell Bowstreet John Fielding Knt William Kelynge Thomas Kynaston Elgrs John Porter William Fyfield Mary Redman John Philips Samuel Aspinier Ann Harvey Turner Charles Moore Elizabeth Stephenson Daniel Murray James Tower William Waddington Samuel Ringstead Walter Field Jane Connor Samuel Forrar Richard May C. Thomas Jones J. W Hlaffels Barnet Graham Delander Wandsworth J. Jones Chapel Royal St. James's Duke of Cumberland Duke of Marlborough Wooburn Abbey Bedfordshire Earl Gower Staffordshire Lyons Robert Spencer Paris England Bath Earl of Chatham

Notice of River Navigation Act subscription in Hertford

Trustees announce the plan to raise 35000 by loan under an Act to improve River Thames navigation from Hertford. Interest starts Dec 25 1767 at 4 percent, with half yearly payments. Subscriptions urged via Mr Martin in Lombard Street or Mr Thorowgood in Hertford before the upcoming meeting on the 23rd instant.

Hertford Thames Michaelmas Chistinad Ichaelmas Fumr Martin Lombard- Street Thorowgood

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