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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Oct 17, 1771

Page

4

New Fashioned Farmer and a London Auction of Virtues

A satirical letter-writer proposes a shop titled A New Invented Warenouszk For The Mind, offering complete habits from head to foot with embedded virtue. The piece mocks fashion, moral claims, and public figures, lampooning Parson Horne, Dr Wilson, and Lord Mayor candidates while previewing controversy over land, inclosures, and parliamentary debates.

Thiave St. Giles’s Monmouth-street Owever Matcall Hastings Guildhall Horne Wildman Harrington Michell Wilson Don Quixote Sheriff Wilkes Kat M‘aulay Brass Crosby George Bellas London Edward the Third

Antient truths and public utility in a London printer's note

A London Evening Pot printer defends old fashioned honesty and durable knowledge. He presents experimental rules for public utility, warning against fools and pretenders while asserting that defending the poor is more important than personal slights.

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Anonymous MP Criticized Over Personal Abuse Letter

A writer taunts the Printer of the London Evening Pott and a London MP who runs a shop in Pall Mall for vile satire. The letter, signed anonymously, is warned about safety and reputational harm, hinting at consequences for the author. Dated October 174.

London Evening Post

Rumor of Scottish elopement false says Lady took nothing valuable

The printer is urged to inform the public that reports of a young Lady fleeing her husband in Scotland with jewels are untrue. It states she left all jewels at home, possessing only her watch and about twenty guineas in her purse, with no items of value carried away.

Parmer Thei England Husbands Bosworth Heylin London Evening Pof S.ir Scotland

Notice to Creditors of John Maire Estate

LL persons who have any demands on the estate of John Maire late of Gray's-Inn Esq deceased are desired to give immediate notice to Mr Kiernan at his Chambers in Coney-court Gray's-Inn London.

Calais Dunkirk Newgate Old Bailey Court of Justice Robert Manning Castle Baynard Ward Piccadilly Duke Street St. James’s Street Drury-lane Timon Athens Henry John Parker, Bart Tafton Stratford On Avon Lord Clarendon Earl of Clinricarde Warwickshire Regulator England Townsend Wilkes Portmouth Africa Anderson Stoke’s Bay Shepherd Chichester Fallentine Rotterdam Wacester London Christ Ana Guernsey Lancaster Park Dublin John Maire Gray’s-Inn Kiernan imConey-court

Parliament in Ireland Debates Address to His Majesty

Postscript reports a Tuesday session of the Ireland Parliament with dispatch of public business. The next day a long and warm Commons debate concerned the address of thanks to the king and to the Lord Lieutenant for the throne speech. The Court party met with strong support and opposition.

Hofley William Mayne French Flood Prevost Hutchinson Monk Mason England Ireland Hellen Taft Lucas Huffey Waller Burke Swan Lord Townend Lord Townsend Fall Parliament Lord Lieutenant's Weddeblay Commons

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