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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Oct 11, 1740

Page

2

Revival of the Triennial Act Debate at Greenlaw Meeting

In Berwickshire a large Freeholders assembly at Greenlaw discussed reforming Parliament. John Swinton urged annual or triennial parliaments, strict qualifications for MPs, a proper parliamentary allowance, and limiting terms to nine years. The motion was postponed for further advisement. Edinburgh reports note Duke of Argyll's London journey, deaths, shipwrecks, severe cold, and theft recoveries, including Clinton’s goods and Captain Ord’s property. A French commander aboard the Ruby Man of War reportedly shot himself aboard King Road.

Greenlaw Shire of Berwick John Swinton Elys Patriousin Edinburgh Duke of Arzyle London Clydesdale Gavin Hamilton Raploch Bowles Dragoons John Muir Ord John Young Chritian Simfon Young King Road Fytche

Bravery of Captain Spawforth and Local News From London

From Jamaica we report Captain Spawforth’s daring capture of a Spanish privateer aided by a Dutch ship during a West Indies cruise. The lighter at St James’s, the royal return to Margate, and courtly arrivals were noted, along with Yarmouth’s mayoral succession, oats import debate, and a Bath brewer’s death. plus a Royal visit and naval reinforcement plans in the Mediterranean.

London Scotland Jamaica Spawforth Bermudas Kennington Chace Oporto West- Indies Mynheer Richmond Montagu Marlborough Newcastle Pembroke Albemarle Robert Walpole England Haddock Mediterranean Prince of Wales Norfolk House St. James’s Square Magdalen Augusta Anhalt-Zerbert Saxe-Gotha Princess of Wales Col. Byng Viscount Torrington Hanover Square George Ward Yarmouth Barnard Southwark Earl of Waldegrave Jernegan Paris Bath Harding Millbank Westminster

Deaths and notices from the city and Oxford bells

A corro sive column notes deaths at Queenhithe Kennington Lane and Prince's Street near Stocks Market including Woodcock Shand Millicane. It says Oxford bells tolled for the Inauguration while Hertford College may join Oxford University. It records a rectorial living to John Barker at Churchover Warewick and a Newmarket race result Walleye over Whitefoot. It mentions shipping losses, prize captures, and financial market quotes from the London Gazette.

Queenhithe Woodcock Cupplegate Grenadiers Kennington Lane Abraham Shand Isaac Shard Prince’s Street Stocks-Market Millicane Oxford Christ-Church Hertford College University of Oxford John Barker Churchover Warewick Newmarket Waller Walleye Mr. Perkins Whitefoot Bear-Key Cork Ireland Cis Jamaica Court of Admiralty James Ellis Newgate Shenfield Ffiex Tealing Charles Walker Hawkins Cannon Street Compter London Gazette Fanaica Vernon Port-Royal St. Christopher’s St. Anne’s Vera Cruz South Sea London Ditta India Dita Mine Adventure Nuanery

Anatomy and Physiology Lectures by F Nichols MD

At Lincoln's-un-Fields near Clare-Market on Monday the 34th of November at five in the evening a course of anatomy and philogy will explain the animal economy and the principles of physick with lectures on solids fluids medicines and midwifery. A compendium of matters is sold by F Clarke at the Royal Exchange and T Woodward near the Teingle Gate.

Lincoln’s-un-Fields Clare-Market F. Nichols F. Clarke Roya Exchange T. Woodward Teingle Gate

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