London Evening Post Newspaper Archives, Oct 19, 1765, p. 3

MARRIAGE AND NEWS FROM LATE 18TH CENTURY LONDON

Osborn Fuller of Carlton marries Lady Blois at Grom disburgh, with Archbishop Land’s charity distributed to tenpoor boys. Weyhill fair reports near 7000 pockets of hops, prices up to 8s 1d per hundred. Royal progress includes the Prince of Wales and Duke of Cumberland visiting London and Richmond. Reports from Hamburg and Newfoundland note trade efforts and vessels. Various court and city notices cover marriages, deaths, botched coach hire, and a flogging in St James's Park. Letters reveal imagined exchanges about educating a young man by Rev. Colton with Capt Garrick, and the famed Johnson preparing new works for publication.

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To be Sold by Auction at Crown Inn Sudbury

A large freehold estate in Ballingden near Sudbury Suffolk to be sold by auction by Henry Stewaron. Property includes two parlours a dining room marble chimney pieces and a garden with fruit trees and bowling green. Five acres meadow ground adjoining the garden with a fish pond and several tenements. Nearest navigable River and Turnpike road with frequent stage coaches to London. Sale begins at twelve o clock and viewing is available ten days prior at listed inns or through Henry Steward in Bury St Edmunds.

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Postscript to the Printer on Stamp Duty and Colonial Costs

The letter argues that American colonies bore heavy costs in the wars with France, aiding Britain and Nova Scotia, while Parliament funded troops but left colonial debts high. It cites 260,000 pounds yearly grants, total colonial debts near 99 1/2 million, and ongoing trade difficulties. AMELICANUS signs off promising further notice on trade.

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Receipt for bite of Mad Dog praised by Lancashire judge

A correspondent calling themselves Humaea lauds the reputed receipt for a Mad Dog bite as seen in a Saturday paper. The writer notes Mr. Justice Hi of Armskirk Lancashire possesses the receipt and praises Arrie Gentleman’s long standing, exceptional character and infallible remedy. The letter laments delays in publishing the remedy for mankind.

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To be Sold by Auction at Crown Inn Sudbury

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