London Evening Post Exempts Readers From Other Routes
The London Evening-Post from October 13 to 14, 1733 reports clerks of the Post Office receiving orders not to ship more London Evening-Post issues to country customers. It notes opposition to the late Excise Scheme and mentions a debate among TD Members about a pernicious project while praising the paper's stance as serving the true interests of the country.
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London Evening-Post
Otc
Fiten
Gene
Ieveford
Robert Ravenhill
Miyor
Harley
Gornewalli
Winford
de ‘Giey
Phelps
Thomas Willford
Thomas Foley
Warwick
Goventry
William Bromiley
Bagington
House of Gorcamsais
Lord Brook
Bromley
William If
County of
Jay
Rhe Rae Interett
Hele Gounery
London
Scurlock
Hackney
St. Paul’s Cathedral
Budgell
SeRbbers Walpole
Mn Budgell
Ward
Gretham College
Mercers
Moranid
St. Paul’s School
Tooke
John Trevor
Plaisterer
Porers Alley
Soe Spasian
South Sea Company
St. Paul's
Ome Rendeh
Bridewell
Bembow
Earl of
Harman
Izton-Court
Fade Keefer
Budtey
Park
Goulding
Deceas
Hohe
Prince of
Polish affairs dominate session as Baltic reports arise
News from Stockholm notes the Senate debating Poland while reports reach of Prussia Pomérani coast tensions. Frigates return, Russians reportedly reinforced. London carries local tales of elections, excise opposition, and courtly visits with remarks on ministers and public sentiment.
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Poland
Count Saheay
Prefflig
Count de Horn
Jutland
Ola