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London Evening Post in London, Middlesex

27 Oct 1764

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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Oct 27, 1764

Page

3

Distant London News From St James S With Court Gentry

A bustling London update notes Duke of Devonshire awaiting the King at St James s with Garter insignia, Duke of Kingston arriving from Thorsby, and Bishop Lyttleton visiting Burlington Street. It mentions Count de la Lippe at court, Corsican siege news, and various London crimes and marriages amid market strain and naval tension.

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Duke of Devonshire St. James’s Order of the Garter Duke of Kingston Thorsby Nottinghamshire Arlington-street Lyttleton, Bisshop Carlisle Burlington-street Cumberland Thomas Beckford, Esq Julian Beckford Europe Count de la Lippe London Charles the Xilth Sweden Woolwich Buckebourg Genoa Corsica St. Fiorenzo Florence Sieur Herman Algiers Leghorn Bristol Liverpool England Nova Scotia Virginia Briffel Tam Maryland Wade America Marybone Church Boot Richard Johnson Mortimer-street Naish James Nauhb Thomas Cholmondeley Vale Royal Cheshire St. James’s Church Cooper Bream’s Building Chancerydane Storey Berwick-street Soho Legrange Tavistock -Street Covent Garden Park Southwark Benjamin Mapletoft Mapletoft
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New History of England Pirated Edition Advertised

An 18th century notice promotes a pirated multi volume History of England from earliest tales to 1763, printed on new letters paper with plates. It lists publishers in Ostend Cambridge and Leaden and promises forty numbers forming two volumes, with copies and engravings offered to buyers and a call for scrutiny.

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Extracts from the Freeholder's Catechism on Parliament and liberty

A fragment from the Freeholder’s Catechism discusses hereditary rights, the House of Commons as a check on monarchy, and the marks of a good Parliament member. It argues frugality, integrity, and zeal for liberty, warning against bribery and Crown influence.

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Jamies I House of Commons Commons Atw Ths Sweh-n-ancy Rt Peter
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Greenwich Races in Campis Furs Pedis Ficts

The Lexpon Evening Post reports on the Greenwich Races with tension among competitors and officials. The piece notes possible astrono mical draevers and Paes among entrants, and mentions the author’s personal stance in the contest.

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Lexpon Evening Post Greenwich Rar
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