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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Nov 26, 1765

Page

3

Mortality, marriages, trades and notices from London and ports

A collage of late 18th century notices reports deaths, marriages, excise officers and naval appointments. It lists obituaries of Sparrow and Lade, shipboard mishaps near Bristol and Putney, court entertainments, and public notices from Dublin to Cork. It also covers naval orders, magistrate appointments, and early references to a British herbal tobacco sale with pricing and supplier details.

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Stolen Horse and Goods From Ramsbury Homestead

On Sagurdap Night the 23d Inffant, OTSEER a full black gelding with white face was stolen from John Schollar of Ramsbury Wilts. A reward of one guinea offered for its return. Also reported stolen the same night were a grey coat a Nankeen waistcoat boots a red cardinal with silver clasps and other items.

Otseer John Schollar Ramsbury Wilts Sarah

Ministers accountable to constitution in royal power balance

A London Evening Post letter argues ministers alone can be questioned, urging strict reverence for the constitution and warning against pensions or gifts that corrupt legislative power. It condemns attempts to undermine constitutional limits as the highest crime against the country.

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Call for Parliament action on post horse rates and travel ease

The writer condemns lack of regulation and foreign traveler inconveniences, urging Parliament in the next session to align and liberalize post rate laws. He questions whether ancient statutes mandating 3d per mile for post-horses can bind postmasters to horse provision, noting post coaches arrived only recently in this island.

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