Public letters from the General Post Office in 1733 announce political feeds
A printed letter from the General Post Office dated Oct 9 1733 asks postmasters to publish papers freely and reveal coffeehouse readers. It notes forthcoming prints on English leaders and events, discusses royal marriages and court moves, Parliament seats, hospital elections, and various civic and societal notices with named persons and titles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malsingham
Osborne
General Post-Office
London
Evere
Earl of Chesterfield
Countess of Walsingham
Philip York
Knt
Great Britain
Baron York
Carshalton
Surrey
John Bristow
Ely
South- Sea Company
Gerrard de TiHieux
South-Sea
Gale
St. Thomas’s Hospital
John Marchal
William Wigan
John Carter
Brouse
Green
Clark
Weld
Smith
Bath Fay
Wade
Robert Gay
Bennet
Col. Codrington
Reading
Col. Thompson
John Dalby
Hurst
Richard Pottenger
Southwark
St. James’s
Duke of Grafton
Prince of Orange
Princess Royal
Poyntz
Stephen Poyntz
Darby
Major Darby
Foot Guards
Holland
Mr. Rambouillet
Royal Highnels
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cooper
Somerset House
Sunbury Common
Thames
Walton
Esher
Upper Moulfey
Sinzendorf
Hague
Poland
M. Chavigny
Rhine
Franicis Clerk
L.L. D
Joseph Mayor
North Benfleet
Benfleet
County of Essex
Diocese of London
Harwell
Joshua Harrison
Charles Earl of Peterborough
Blunsden St. Andrew
Wilts
Sarum
Shatton St. Margaret’s
John Lund
John Webb
Deceas
William Billers
Thomas Brampston
Essex
Pope
House of Commons
John Spence
Cornwall
Mohun
Lord Mohun
Duke Hamilton
William Mohun
Fell
Benrdon
County of
Exeter
Old Palace Yard
Westminster
Broom
England
Baron Stark
Baron Hamilton
Duke of Holstein
Suffolk-street
John Moor
Penshurst
Kent
Mary Luxford
Isaac Daws
Fleet Ditch
Court of Chancery
St. Clement’s Vestry
Middlesex
Siuch
John Gonton
Chancery