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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Nov 14, 1765

Page

4

Fragmented line hints at social oppression and fear

The text appears as a fragmented, hostile lament referencing bullying, fear, and imagined enslavement. It blends confrontational rhetoric with defensive resentment, suggesting a charged personal viewpoint rather than a cohesive reported event.

Printer’s tale of French troops near Pogland forts

The Londort Evening-Pot notes that the French have 15,000 of their best troops cantoned along their courts opposite Pogland and that new forces are continually added. The piece questions the reason for this hostile posture and whether we will see the faké of flat bottomed boats.

Pogland Leanpon Evening Post BP Ubon

Sunday Tea Houses Draw Public Censure in London Letter

A letter from Cheapside dated Nov 11 1765 criticizes Sunday visits to tea houses near White Conduit House and Dobney’s. The writer argues the habit wastes money and harms morals, suggesting a per person tax on such places to deter excess while preserving limited utility. The note calls for a broader discussion by better writers.

London Evening Post Meress YX Dobney’s Covent Garden Cheapside Cambridge Inn’ of Court House of God St. Mary’s Duke of Cumberland Worcester Malaga Hamburgh John Deawes Matter Elbe Dawish Vedel John-Thomas Matter Copenhagen Dunkirk Vettercay Dublin Holland East Indies Deal Neptune Hubbard Falmouth Hawke Wilson Bilb Keely Smith Master Stephen Shurer Duke of Bringewatsi Mersey Leonora Lucy Duke of Bridgewater Ranelagh House J. ‘Newbery St.Paul’s Church Yards

Various European Dispatches Note Court Appointments and Deaths

From Constantinople to Vienna and across Europe the latest notices report appointments such as Osman Mullah as Kadilefkier, deaths including Count Louis de Bathyain and Sir Thomas Bramston, plus military and naval movements. Letters from Leghorn mention Genoa’s terms with Genoa and Mediterrean trade details. A marriage in Old Jewry unites Thomas Cave with Miss Edwards.

Holland Flande Constantinople Porte Reis-Effendi Warrew Tribunal of Justice Lithuania Count Oskierka Elbing Gaudentz Prince Joseph Alexander Jablonowsky Starcfe Novograd Thorn Nicholas Copernic Rotterdam Inrasmus Stockholm Vienna Petersburg Deux-Ponts Bohemia Sieur - John George Muller Peterburgh Louis de Bathyain Kingdom of Hungary Order of the Golden Fleece Berlin Gustavus Albertus de Schlabrendorf Groben Kirtz Juldendorf Warmansdorf Breslau Leghorn Corsica de Marbeuf Republic of Genoa L.oooon Don Germany Poli Austria St. Olave Old Jewry Thomas Cave Big Leigester Edwards Highgate Sureens County of Essex Thomas Bramston

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