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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Nov 28, 1780

Page

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Letter of thanks from John Sawbridge in Guildball 1786

In a formal missive dated November 28 1786 John Sawbridge expresses gratitude for being re elected as a Representative in Parliament. He pledges to follow the wishes of the gentlemen, to pursue armed defense with diligence, and to maintain frequent friendly communication on public matters while remaining their devoted servant.

Ek John Sawbridge Guildball Nev

Debates on American Friendship and English Attitudes

Contemporaneous commentary argues for a balanced approach between America and England. It criticizes ministers for stirring enmity and urges open communication with supporters of America, while warning against factional manipulation and personal slanders amid ongoing political tension. The piece notes legal and maritime updates, court motions, and social notices.

Controversial Letters and British Opposition to American Affairs

A fragmentary excerpt discusses alleged ministerial manipulation of papers, accusations against editors, and critics of Congress. It cites Dr Price, Temple, and Berkenhout, with claims of attempted influence and bribery through Governor Johnstone to sway American opinions.

Coventry offer to Halifax and London election orders

A report notes Sir Thomas Halifax spurned a Coventry city bid to back him against Sawbridge in London, with White Hart Association support pledged. The piece also mentions Lord Scratham’s appointment, writs for Seaford and Heytesbury, naval orders for Sir George Rodney, and details on Washington’s strategic movements and diplomatic notes from Philadelphia.

Thomas Halifax Coventry Sawbridge London White Hart Association Mr. Sawbridge Holroyd Sir Thomas Halifax Scrantham Earl of Carlile Seaford John Robinson Eig Harwich Heytesbury William Eden Rhode Island King’s Bridge Philadelphia Holland Delaware Portsmouth Admiral Hood Spithead House of Peers Zealand Guelderland Lord Deerhurst Duke of Richmorth Femple Duke of Richmond

Lottery offices offer tickets shares and prizes in bold ad

Undrawn tickets and shares are sold every morning and evening during the drawing by Melis Richardson and Goodluck at their Stace Lottery Offices in the Bank Buildings Cornhill and No 8 facing the King's Mews Charing Cross. They offer adventures for the whole drawing period including every prize and insure tickets and shares from blanks on moderate terms and conduct all legal lottery business with accuracy. A large portion of capital prizes drawn in the present lottery has already been folded and shared at these offices.

Melis Richardson and Goodluck Stace Lottery Cornhill No. 8 King’s Mews Cross

State Lottery 1780 Shares Sold by Hazard and Co

Hazard and Co lock-brokers offer state lottery tickets and shares divided into halves quarters eighths and sixteenths at their State Lottery Offices No 93 Royal Exchange London. Tickets and shares registered for sixpence per number. Notable prizes sold at this office include two 20 000 and two 10 000 capital prizes.

Hazard and Co Royal Exchange London

Sharman and Co Plan for Prize Lottery Chance Offers

Sharman and Co advertise a new plan to gain prizes from 200 to 20000 pounds by purchasing Chances at rising premiums up to 5 shillings above the insurance price. They offer tickets at 30 Fleet Street opposite St Dunstan's and other offices, with chances drawn daily through the Twelfth Night and beyond. Five hundred State Lottery tickets are deposited for this plan to ease selection and provide satisfaction of choice.

Sharman and Co Fleet-Street St. Dunstan’s Church CockSpur-street Charine Cross Poultry Cornhill Messrs Plah N. B Alove Merfrs Lowell Ferms

High Water at London Bridge Delays Friday Schedule

Distorted OCR notes report high water at London Bridge affecting Friday morning and afternoon times. Fragments mention a morning hour and late afternoon period with unclear figures and locations.

London Bridge

House of Commons in November debate on army estimates

In a Novembers Tuesday session the House read first the bill appointing land tax commissioners and ordered new writs for Northallerton and Malton. A key debate followed on army finances with Mr Huffy objecting to levies and spending, urging clarity on uses, while Sir Grey Cooper and Sir Philip Clerke urged delaying resolutions until militia returns. The debate referenced Britain’s navy, France, Spain, Rochambeau, Washington, and support to the West Indies.

Northallerton Daniel Lascelles Chhern Malton Savile Finch East Grey Cooper Committee of Supplies Huffy France Spain Carthage England Great Britain House of Bourbon Philip Fennings Clerke America Navy Army de Rochambeau Washington Sir Henry Clinton West Indies West New York West India Islands Wene Clifton Leslie Lord Cornwallis Wirgshington

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Penthestian Congress Mr. Temple Pulténey William Pitt Court of King’s Bench William Burke Edmund Burke Missinn Jamaica Liverpool Union Glasgow Chance Otober Greenock Phe'Se Joseph Rodney Havamaka Scrope, Esq Coleby Lincolnshire Miss Clay William Clay Southwell John Wafs Therefield Mlerts Rebecca Hodgson Spitalquare Barry Hatherley Ellis Gloucester Henry Joyce Horsleydown Mills Mirfield Low Layton John Mears Leadenhall Street Yeas William Hunger Chelsea James Potter Ranelagh Kensington John Grant Turtham Green Bentley Wedgwood Committee For Relief Europe Duke of Grafton George Savile Hole Friiay Exeter Heath Fabian John Fem Y— Hagarany Bias Mr. Stewart I -B Rimarks Baursas Ees Amr - Ba Falfe Gurens Joseph Galloway Efs Congress of America of England Renaide Nf Price Feill Temple Dr. Berkenhout Lord North Johnstone Arnold Messares Temple West House ¢ Commons
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