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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Oct 22, 1763

Page

3

Notable Deaths and Local Notices in Bath and Wiltshire

Obituaries and public notices from Gloucestershire to Bath and Salisbury report deaths and dignitary shifts. Included are the Hon Mrs Wadman, Miss Gosling of Chepstow, Rev Jeremiah Nicholson’s settlement, and brewer William May’s passing with a fortune devolving to John May. Also noted are Alderman Ralph Allen’s planned resignation and a poison case in Winchester followed by court action.

Gloucestershire Jenny Gosling Chepstow Bath Wadman John Wadman Thomas Lord Viscount Windsor Tudy Charlotte Herbert Philip Earl of Pembroke Reading St. John’s College, Oxford St. Lawrence Jeremiah Nicholson William May John May Salisbury Ralph Allen Winchester Murphy Alresford John Wool Mr. Spry Berks London Lord Clive Berkley Square Earl Hardwicke Providence Stockholm Ipswich Yarmouth John Hambeck Deynoot Zealand Caribbee Islands James Craig Coldstream 2D Regiment of Foot Guards Lord Tyrawley William Gwynne Gosling Francis Gosling Fleet-street Laft Herman Nail Cornhill Miss Methold Methold Northaw Hertfordshire Ketling Guy’s Hospital Iris Robertson Stratford John Wheatland Essex Tull New Bond-street Charles Ba

Port News Arrivals and Vessels at Penzance and Deal

Port News lists arrivals at Penzance and Deal with ships from London Southampton Guernsey Jersey Dunkirk and Jersey including Betsey Mary Anne Dispatch and Greenock. The entries note wind conditions and sailing plans such as the Jersey Flower and Escort sailing after port and ships remaining in the Downs.

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London gossip and town notices from a distant era

A London report details impeachment talk, shipwrecks, births and deaths, and a violent Shoreditch riot. It covers naval events, appointments, marriages, and local crimes with court and coroner proceedings, ending with a coroner’s inquest into mob violence and a military response.

Catechism for young politicians in London policy

The Observer laments partisan writing and offers a catechism to guide readers in judging men and measures. It appeals to the London Evening Policy to publish the device, claiming it helps youths form right opinions and exposes rival claims.

Political Catechism Fragment from 18th Century Pamphlet

A satirical catechism questions wisdom and conduct of political figures during the late war and peace. It assigns blame to Pitt and the Butes, names the Plain Dealer and North Baron writers, and contrasts Whigs with Tories, defining their alleged principles and loyalties. The dialogue touches on public debt, duties, and governance.

Lord Bate Mere Pitt Newfoundland Pitt Lord Bure Porter Mr. Pit Cyder Perry Pict. de Mr. Fitz Pit Pire Lord Bute The Plain Dealer M Q Pram Dealer House of Hanover

Political Intelligence Extraordinary Outlook for Christmas Campaign

Political intelligence notes both armies preparing with renewed vigor and expects a campaign to open before Christmas. English troops are reportedly concentrating, signaling brisk activity after a period of stalled talks and tentative terms. The source reflects wartime reportage with emphasis on imminent operations and troop movements.

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