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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Oct 01, 1767

Page

3

Fragmented 18th Century Notes on Society and Events

A garbled mix of society notices, births, marriages, deaths, legal actions, and local happenings. Mentions a noble mechanism praised as a fine piece of work, church sermon timing, civic appointments, marriages in Carshalton, deaths of a Spanish merchant and a warehouse keeper, a coroner’s inquiry into a newborn found dead, and various notices from London and beyond including weather, floods, and proposed canal projects. Includes references to religious figures, hospitals, and ongoing disputes among city professionals.

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Death of the Duke of York Described After Ball Farewell

The article reports the death of the Duke of York after he danced at a fashionably lit ball. He insisted on leaving for Toulon but fell ill with fever and heat, later seeking rest in Monaco. A London printer’s notice urges mourning dress but mocks fashion’s influence on public behavior and expense.

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The Duke's Final Illness And Death In Royal Letters

Unclear text describes a royal figure's extreme heat illness during travel to Monaca and a subsequent decline. It notes attempts to inform England through Capt. Wrettedly, arrangements with LeGrand and Gloucester House, the King and Queen, and the Duke's resignation and pious attitude as death approached. The Morning of death yields a letter to the royal family.

Monaca Hexdach England LeGrand Lei~fehter-Houle Gloucester Houle

Postscript on Parliamentary Bribery and Restoring Original Principles

The writer cites Machiavelli and laments corruption in England's House of Commons Citizens once paid for service now are bribed to vote for money The remedy is to return to constitutional origins to curb venal boroughs and ministers whose system must end or the nation will endure deeper poverty and servitude PRO Re Pública

London Evening Post Merges Machiavel

Absolution Taxes and Papist Controversy in London Post

A letter to the printer of the London Evening Post attacks Roman Catholic practices and absolutions, alleging papal corruption and church exactions. It quotes the Absolution prices for sins and laments Catholic influence, urging clerical residence and flock care while discussing public scrutiny of Catholic numbers.

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