London Evening-Post Free Delivery Suspended
The clerks of country post offices received orders to stop sending The London Evening-Post to customers in the countryside for a period from Saturday October 20 to Tuesday October 23 1933. The paper notes objections to the excise scheme and promises continued coverage of public affairs, urging subscribers to obtain copies through friends or alternate means.
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London Evening-Post
War Proclaimed by Louis XV against the Emperor
A royal proclamation from Fontainebleau dated October 10 1733 announces war with the Emperor by sea and land. It orders all subjects to attack Imperial subjects and forbids any communication or trade under threat of death. It also revokes passports and safeguards and directs officials to enforce the decree. Reports from Paris and Strasbourg detail troop movements and fortifications while Norwich and London items note public reactions and the Princess Royal marriage preparations.
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