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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Nov 10, 1767

Page

4

Walpole’s Charity Noted by Kenith Gentlemen

A letter asserts Mr Walpole showed liberal aid to the poor while at Hayes and instructed his bailiff to report to him when groups of distressed people gathered so he could provide relief. The writer defends Walpole’s character against public insinuations.

Kenith

London Gossip From Guild Hall And Beyond

London gossip notes Duke of Ancaster at Guildhall and Earl of Oxford absent Others travel from Easton Nelston to St James's and Gogathen Cardiganshire MP John Pugh Pryce arrives Pall Mall Buccleugh returns from Scotland Private letters from Berlin mention a memorial to the French King over Corsicans Reports from Quebec claim Indians near the Lakes described as korta four feet high Pineapples from the West Indies sold for twenty guineas each Oysters at a North Country feast Eleven butchers discuss sauces and Guildhall liquor surplus Transportation debates and rumors of Fergus’s fate in Britain indicate unrest and intrigue.

Looonnodon Duke of Ancaster Guildhall Earl of Oxford Earl of Pomfret Kingstreet St. James's Easton Nelston Northamptonshire John Pugh Pryce Cardiganshire Newfoundland Quebec West Indies Menzaten Férgus Great Britain

Debated Antipathies and Theatre Riot at Covent Garden

Feuding over whether antipathies are natural or caused by morals. A riot occurred at Covent Garden Theatre during The Oxonian in Town, with a noble lord and a count jeering, but the audience restored order as the farce continued. Reports also note Paris letters attacking Madam Geoffrin, local marriages, deaths, and various weather and market items from London and across England.

Covent Garden Paris President de Montesquieu Madam Geoffrin la Geoffrin Ayman la Barangere du Beau Monde la Dame de Charite de la Litter

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