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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Oct 25, 1737

Page

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Petition Movement Against Coin Reduction Gains Steam

Dublin reports a strong petition drive against the gold coin reduction with many signatures and expected broader participation from other corporations. Chester Fair suffers delays as linen shipments miss the market and prices rise. Counterfeiting in Carlow leads to pillory punishments for coiners. Murray remains at large as warrants issue.

Guildhall Nem Cort Corporation of Weavers Chester Carlow

Royal Appointments and City Festivities Reported in London

London news recounts a clergyman’s Lincoln prebend, royal feast invitations for the Prince of Wales and family, and dinners with lordly figures. It notes appointments in royal households, a treasury adjournment, admiralty shifts, and a Yorkshire death, plus a curious case of a beggar’s former lodgings revealing hidden money.

Prince of Wales Robert Sedgwick Duke of Richmond Hutchinson Mr. Sallier Cliefden Bucks Murray St. James’s Square Robert Walpole Lord Harrington Houghton Hall Board of the Treasury Philip Meadows Kut John Maynard Househald Board of Admiralty Wood Lonifs Man Rumney Lingling Ilness Lawenny South Wales Lewis Barlow Elqs Orford Suffolk Batchelor Hugh Barlow Elys St. Mary-Axe Myr Burdett Bishopsgate Beadle White-Hart Spital-Selds

Riot and Rioters in Dalhousie Area Sentenced

In Dalkeith a riot case saw David Murray and servants Forrest Marshal and Macdonald plus John Macdonald convicted by a Justice of Peace Court. Forrest Marshall and Macdonald received 14 days imprisonment and three years good behavior in a public trial, with shaming on market days. Detachment from General Wheatham’s regiment enforced the sentence.

Scotland Edinburgh David Murray Dalhousie William Forrest William Marshal John Macdonald William Wotherspoon Lord Amiston Strick Forrest Marshal Macdonald Dalkeith Whetham Thithes

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Dublin London Mr. Johnson Earl of Waldegrave Hemel-Hemsted Hertfordshire Lincoln Worcester Edward Withington Bridgnorth Hopsford Gainsborough Torkley Bridge Reading Petworth Susséx John Winkfield R. Pottenger Bradfield-street Thomas Hanson
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