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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Nov 19, 1767

Page

3

Notable Arrivals and Elections Amid Coastal News

Reports from Piccadilly and Ireland note Lady Caroline Edwards delivering three boys and several Irish MPs filling seats in Carlow Galway Granard Feathard Wexford. A Portsmouth letter mentions the Eagle Transport bringing troops from New York and ships expected from Harour. Local lotteries prize tens of thousands and hundreds pounds, with other notices of marriages deaths and crime.

Caroline Edwards Piccauly Pine Serjeant Nares Court of King’s Bench Justice Hewitt Ireland John Hyde Carlow Benjamin Burton Dennis Daly Galway Richard Fitzpatrick Gervase Parker Buth Granard Longford Justice Malone John Tottenham Feathard Wexford Earl of Ely Portsmouth New-York Eagle Transport England Scilly His Majesty Phenix Asolus Hound Hartour Spithead Motherbank Cowes Road Mary London Dundee Firth of Tay Rio Lisbon Woolwich Guildhall Chelsea Smith Winchester Dirs Pilgrim Thomas Peacock St. George the Martyr Queen Square Sarah’ Willson Great Ormondftreet Woodstreet Compter Edward Humphre Swich Kent Simmons Samuel Simmons Wingham Bristol Whetstone Barnet Cooke Shadwell Matthew Johnson Murrel Holborn Broad St. Giles’s Stratford Steck Fee Gates Thames Gatts Bridewell Girdler

Parker Seeks Devon County Seat in 1767 Nomination Speech

At the Castle of Exeter on November 17 1767 Gentlemen clergy and freeholders united to nominate John Parker as a rightful representative for Devon in Parliament. Parker thanks the electors for their support pledging to uphold integrity and promote the county’s prosperity if elected.

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Election Candidates and Thanks Across Several Boroughs 1767

A series of candidate announcements and thanks from the Gentlemen Clergy and Freeholders in Gornwall Bodmin St Albans and Northampton detailing support for parliamentary election bids. Messages from Grimston Rapcliffe Ossorne Barrows and Howarth urge electors to back their campaigns and express gratitude for past backing. A trustees meeting in Ealing announces highway repair plans and a December gathering.

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