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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Oct 07, 1760

Page

3

Freternity of the TRUE BLUt Meeting at the Raven

Shrewiflary notes a Freternity of the TRUE BLUt meeting at the Raven on Thursday October 16. Thomas Ottlay, Stewart, N.B., announces the Fox-Hounds will attend and go out on the 17th with an assembly to follow that night.

Thomas Ottlay Stewart N.B Fox-Hounds

Artillery Sent to Portsmouth From Tower Amid Guarded Wagons

The remainder of the artillery moved from the Tower to Portsmouth with troops ordered to embark directly. Several wagons loaded with gunpowder were sent under a strong guard for Portsmouth. Gates to Tower Wharf were shut during this operation.

Portmouth Portsmouth Ae Tower Wharf

News of Privateering and Domestic Crime in August Tide

Reports detail Amherst and Murray possibly marching to the West Indies for Maginico reduction while French privateers harass Cape Francois and Spanished shores. Ship losses, captures near Quebec and New York trade routes, along with local crimes, fires, and a feast at Christ Church note the era's global and urban concerns.

Amherst Murray West-Indies Cape Francois Spanith Monti Christi de Burg van Leyden Texel Curacoa Augustus Wolman New York Quebec Jerode Bay of Chaleurs Prussia Hume Hanson Antigua Sandiford Christ-Church Newgate- Street Fleet Gince William Blackman George-Yard Tower-Hill Harnage Newington Butts William Roberts His Majesty’s Customs Hoxton Square Wotton John Wainwright Hatton-Garden Hyde Park Fleet Ditch Islington Lady Honeywood

Postscript on Beer Tax Burden for Publicans in London

A letter to London readers pleads for publicans facing heavy beer taxes. It argues brewers unionized to raise prices by four shillings a barrel, adding strain on public houses and workers dependent on cheap beer. The writer seeks help from a trusted advocate for the industrious poor.

Hanno Darvin P.S

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