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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Sep 06, 1764

Page

3

London News: Theft, Deaths and Trials Reported

A mixed column reports thefts in Old Bond Street and Westminster with a robber stealing a gold watch and money, a porter dumping a china hamper, and several deaths from accidents, illnesses, and suicides. Notable losses include a diamond ring, and various professions from a silk-weaver to a stock-broker. Public notice of inquests and pickpocket examinations concludes the item.

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Notice from the Admiralty and Pembrokeshire meeting

The Admiralty declares examinations of seamen for royal hospital admission will occur on the first Thursday after each quarter. Richard Philipps, D.S., appeals to the gentlemen, clergy, and freeholders of Pembroke to support measures and public service to the king and country, apologizing for his absence and distress and promising diligent attendance.

Admiralty Office Commissioners of the Admiralty Royal Hospital Greenwich Pembroke Aurbale Richard Philipps D.S

To be Sold Freehold Estate at Swine York County

To be sold a compact improveable freehold estate at Swine near Beverley in York County valued yearly and including the royal manor. Enquiries to John Bowman Esq Beverley or Mr Twynihoe London. Also to be LET from St Thomas for building leases up to sixty two years for Cannei's Mill Chesham and Wearhouse Mill near Amersham with trout fishery and arable land. Further lots include India Company warehouse export sale rum brandy wines waters.

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Letters on Army and Government from Early London Pub

FP LETTERS to the MAJORITY criticizes ministerial praise of the army, warning it could spark despotism and echo Stuart prerogatives. It mocks Colonel G and favors accountability, urging Parliament to oppose courts of influence and defend the English constitution against faction. It also argues for public sentiment as check on power and warns of foreign and domestic danger.

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Ta Ki Recourss in London Evening News Fragment

Fragmentary OCR text appears to reference a London Evening issue with unclear names and phrases. The readable content hints at a discussion of high status figures and mysterious fortunes, but concrete facts are sparse.

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