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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Oct 16, 1760

Page

3

Great War News and Local Incidents Reported Abroad

Reports speak of safety amid vast disadvantage with expected updates on a major event. Peace proposals from a neutral court face rejection as war supplies for the next year are arranged. An express from General Yorke is awaited regarding the States-General response. News details ship movements, bridge construction in Blackfriars, elections for charity schools, marriages, deaths, crimes, and a runaway ox causing city chaos.

Yorke States-Genéral Dennark Holstein Norway Hervey Dragon Portsmouth Centaur Arthur Forrest Jamaica Spain Jupiter Joseph Lugiento el Guillardo Anthony Tranes Cadiz Vera Cruz Carpues Blackfryars Scotland Paris Thomas Wakefield Marston York Chiswick David Ogilvy Ely Earl of Finlater Carhalton Benjamin Steel Joseph Craven Bermundsey Street Southwark John Jackson New Broad-street Welchman Westminster Bridge Westminster Hospital Cheapside St. Paul’s Church-yard Ludgate-street Blackfryars Gateway Water-lane Thames Bull Stairs Whitefryars John Edmonds India Fleet Horsleydown Salisbury Wolfe Quebec Baker John Kielding Nathaniel Barrett Kingston Airlice Lsft Hague Great Britain France States-General Ludgate-hill Odiham Lord Craven Duke of Richmond Strassing Mr. Wildman Bne Abdwer P Redneftey Mr. Jones Mr. Elliott Mr. Adams Mr. Tate Stamford Portmouth Wednecay Spithead Union D.nns Frederick Wiliam Bud Gibraltar Campion Stiles Reter Mary Elizabeth Bert Stahorfe Chachen Fas Bool London Watt Wind W. By.s

Turbulent Fare: Soldier at Hedgetane to Newgate Trial

An incident at Hedgetane's 4 House of Ifi Fare led a party of soldiers to transport Carry his fare to the Savoy and then to Newgate for trial on charges of being at large and violating the king's pardon. While confined in Newgate he feigned madness and attacked a turkey, prompting five med to restrain him and hoist him to the floor to avert further harm.

Hedgetane Savoy Newgate James Quin House of Correction Northampton Hugh Deferrer

London Post Letters and Tunbridge Wells Celebrations

A letter to the London Evening Post laments rising luxury and social folly in Britain, urging clergy and nobility to promote moderation. Another item describes Tunbridge Wells rejoicing over Mont Real’s conquest with illuminations and a cannon salvo, plus notices on ships, markets, and a deserter description.

Montreal Flacer Tunbridge Wells

Fragmentary OCR list of translations and notes

A garbled nineteenth century catalog item lists three works: a translation of aphorisms by Ashor with a naval or ship reference, Hodges on the Plapueiss with remarks, and a translation of Dr Pisssten’s Elements of Physics.

Iran Pater-noffers Ad Ashor Na Nati Tris Hodges Trith Pisssten

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