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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Sep 01, 1757

Page

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Indian Attack and Western Pennsylvania Killings

A Reading letter reports Frederick Meyer of Bern Township killed and scalped by Native Americans, his wife also scalped and children seized, a young son wounded but survived, with one infant thrown into a creek and rescued. Additional notes describe a fatal attack near Broad Bay on John Smith and various ships and arrivals along Plymouth Deal and Gravesend ports.

Philadelphia John Smith Broad Bay Reading Frederick Meyer Bern ‘ Township Tuipabacken Tulpahacken

London letter questions public virtue amid wartime excess

A colonial era letter argues duties rise with danger and denounces luxury, bribery, and faction. It notes delays, discord, and indecision hampering war effort, laments idle summer and slow mobilization, and calls for unity to pressure France while critiquing leaders and public sentiment. It also reports naval prizes and privateering actions with references to Bristol and Falmouth.

Elizabeth Tender siege by indisciplined crew and sailers attack

Dublin reports the Elizabeth Tender near Whitehaven was forced from its cables by weather. Impressed sailors onboard were visited by their wives who brought arms to the ship, enabling an attack on the company and the escape of twenty men. Reports also note a fleet of coasters returning with cargo, prices falling, and two local deaths, Thomas Gresdall and James Macguire.

Jose Do&or Falmouth Cornna É&C Benjamin Tavine Newlin Cornwall Bristol Andrew Dunn Halifax Defiance Geneva Lake Louisbourg Pourdeaux Joan James Gor Mr. Dunn Peter and Paul Cork James Sangster Ushant Biow Bombay Clinton He¢tor Calcutta Kerr Grace Britannia Richards New-York Flora Sheerness Rhode-Island Ireland Dublin Elizabeth Whitehaven Ringsend Thomas Gresdall Revenue James Macguire Lord Powerscourt Europe

Militia Returns Protest Deters by Capt Kirk’s Tact

In Tuxford Nottingham Aug 29 a meeting gathered sea villagers to oppose militia returns under the Militia Act. Captain Kirk from Markham arrived and persuaded them to disperse without damage, showing a lack of understanding of the act’s aim and intent.

Tuxford Nottingham Kirk Markham

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