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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Sep 06, 1777

Page

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Exceedingly rich Buckholmnes ground for private sale near Alaborne

A large tract of land described as Buckholmnes offering upwards of 2 acres framed for private contract. Part in Derbyshire and part in Staffordshire, divided by the Dove River with Pentley Brook crossing Derbyshire. Eligible for mill or machinery by a modest outlay. References to John Tevigc Holme F Beresford Ashborne Whitely Deer and Tatterfall near Hyde Park Turnpike.

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Notice of East India Company General Court April 1778

East India House announces a General Court of the East India Company to be held at Leadenhall Street on April 8, 1778, for the election of six directors for four years. Voting rights depend on stock held in one’s own name, with thresholds at 1000, 300, 600, and 10,000 pounds, and no proxy voting.

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Political musings on tyranny and public governance

A long reflective letter laments rulers who oppress the people and mismanage government, arguing happiness is reciprocal in free nations. It cites ministers from discarded parties, domestic misrule, and the dangers of tyranny, praising opposition to destructive policies and noting the downfall of a Scottish minister.

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Population growth and trade gains in Moscow 1760-1775

A Moscow government census shows seven years from 1769 to 1775 produced 346,886 births of boys and 240,770 girls, with 196,389 Russian and 521 foreign deaths among others. marriages totaled 208,100 Russians and 223 foreigners. Foreign trade rose from 18,650,000 roubles in 1760 to 32,196,000 in 1775, with gains indicating steady growth. A letter from Taganrog notes ongoing efforts to increase commerce.

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