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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Nov 12, 1767

Page

2

Notice to creditors of Richard Browne estate

Kent and Walton upon Trent residents with debts to Richard Browne are urged to send account and particulars to John Browne at Snow Hill Birmingham or to Hoskins and Fowler solicitors Burton upon Trent. All debtors must pay immediately to John Browne who is empowered to receive the sums.

Exits Hill Swinsco Blore Stafford Ashborn Derby Samuel Goodwin Blores Swinfee Moor Hodgson Scott Doveridge Uitoxeter Richart Browne Kent Walton Caera Uch Jon Browne Snow-hill Birmingham Hoskins and Fowler Burton Trent Staffordshire Richard Browne John Browne

Royal Kalendar 1768 publications and price list

Next Tuesday publishes Almanacks price two shillings nine pence with royal title, listing Rider’s Almanack and Court and City Register. Includes Lifts of Army Navy Universities Public Offices Hospitals, corrections by John Rivington and multiple London booksellers. Also offers Pocket Peerage with Arms and full establishment of England Scotland Ireland America with four thousand names, printed by J Almon and others.

Widhis Mayes Court and City - Register Rider Court and John Rivington J. Rivington St. Paul's Churchyard J. Hughs J. Jolliffe H. Woodfall L. Hawes W. Clarke Collins J- Hinton R. Baldwin P. Stevens T. Carlon C. Rivatgon E. and Cr Dilly J. Robon J- Walter J- Williams London B. Collins Salisbury Saat Great-Britain Exxgland Minian Epmondson Mowbray-Herald-Extraordinary St. Paul’s Churche Yard Riper England Scotland Ireland Three Kingdoms America J. Almon Burlington House Piccadilly S. Crowder Robinson and Roberts Wilson and Fell S. Bladon B. Law

Ladies Pocket Book 1768 for the British Court

advertisement for a 1768 ladies pocket book by John Newbery. includes memorandum pages, holiday index, nursing and kitchen tips, recipes, epigrams, songs, dances, Bath rules, and a frontispiece featuring five court beauties. notes imitation versions and requests buyers to order with the Beauties frontispiece.

Great Britain M.de la Motte Clarissa Philander Semandra Vauxhall

Sloop Kendall Driven Ashore in Strong Gale

In South Carolina on September 14 the Kendall, David Fergusson, master, from this port, ran ashore after arrival in a fierce gale. About 200 barrels of tar and some shingles were swept away. At Charles Town on September 24 Sir Charles Burdett was appointed Collector of His Majesty's Customs in East Florida and appeared before Governor Grant at St. Augustine.

Charles-Fowm South-Carolina Domiica Kendall David Fergusson Charles Town Charles Burdett Florida Governor Grant St. Augustine

India goods seized at Minster by Riding Officers report

Canterbury notes twelve large bales of India goods seized by riding officers and the Margate surveyor, brought to Margate for King’s warehouse. Plymouth reports incendiary letter threatening estates over market removal. Leeds describes a hare hiding under a maid’s bed and a fatal horse accident in Ackworth. Wheat oats and barley prices listed. a Pyftill farm barn fire near Ruthin destroys outbuildings and corn.

Canterbury Burchington Margate Parih Minster King’s Plymouth John Morshead Francis Howel Ackworth Pontefract Pyftill Farm Llanbedr Patish Ruthin Denbighshire

Fragmented Bath letter hints at public service devotion

An 1767 Portsmouth Portsmouth letter from Bath reflects a noble Earl’s insistence that inactivity contradicts his nature and that public duties would resume if health permits. It recounts court movements at St James's Palace, christening plans for the Prince, mourning for the Princess Dowager of Wales, and various aristocratic arrivals and events at Bath and London, including balls, marriages, and notable deaths.

Lon-Down Bath London St. James's Earl of Northington St. James’s Princess Dowager of Wales Princess Dowager of Wales Duke and Cutchess of Northumberland Northumberland-house Duke of Marlborough Pall-Mall Blenheim-house Oxfordshire Earl of Darnley Berkeley-square Ireland Earl of Hardwicke Mir Derrick Uly

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