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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Sep 07, 1775

Page

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Debtors Advised to Reach Peter Thornton Heirs

Notice to creditors of Peter Thornton late of Kingston upon Hull dry salter and druggist who died about forty years ago. He allegedly owed five hundred pounds with unknown specifics. Creditors are told to present demands to Mr. Smith, attorney in Hull, within six months to have claims discharged. Also a commercial appeal invites nobles and gentry to apply for short term funds through Mr. Bertie, Piccadilly, with privacy guarded. Officers and clergymen may be accommodated.

India House United Company of Merchants of England Leadenhall Perron Uoless Peter Thornton Kengston Upon Hull London Smith Bertie Vinefirwet Piccadilly Har- Aley-street Cavendish Rufil Adelphi Strand Staffordshire Neveport Shir Ipshire Stefruihire Charles Rootfby Nortury Steere Eccleshall Newport Fale Lely Chancery Office Tlarding Atsorney Audlem Draton Stucpahre Francis Beresford Airl Derbyshire Mr. Lay Bereford Prussia Petersburgh Moscow Netze Charles Town South Carolina Boston Fowler Dublin Bunker’s Hill Younge Tailow Chandler Dockhead Wapping Stairs Locker Hampton Bushey Park Milles Southampton Bowstreet Harris Williams Hughes Gadd Humphries Gordon Wandsworth Bridger Battersea Bridge P Broomhall Broomhall Torhill-fields Bridewell aMuring Broom Surry Broomhill William Moora Vauxhall Williams and Gide Moore Ove Fox Brixton Causeway Blunt Blent Nerwate-market Wollechagel Hay-market John Bond A. Formarly Trinity College Camoridge Lewley Batten Temple Fanmakers Company Samuel Japfeer Mearried Heery Wathen Madcox-street Clathwell Upper Prook-street Grosvenor George Agers Hither Coumbes Lady Cornwalls Bow William Wrig't Wapping Wail Rich Epping Forest Wm. Kender

Patriot oath in South Carolina calls for armed defense

A July 26 1775 document from Charleston signed by Henry Laurens and other South Carolina inhabitants pledges unity under Continental and Provincial councils to take up arms if needed to secure freedom from Britain. The letter notes Indian affairs and reports on Gage and Stuart relations, warns of potential Indian war and warns readers against tampering with the Six Nations. It also recounts fires, robberies, and court actions in London and surrounding towns, with multiple incidents and arrests.

Boston South Carolina Great Britain America Henry Laurens Philadelphia Charles Town Georgia Augusta Gage Stuart Florida India John Willson Messrs Campbell Gereral Gage Northwara

Proclamation Prorogues Parliament to October 26 1775

George III proclaims Parliament prorogued from September 14 to October 26 1775. Royal order directs prorogation and commission preparation. Lords Spiritual and Temporal and Commons to attend Westminster on October 20 for dispatch of weighty affairs. St James's Court September 1775.

Privy Council Great Britain Citzens Burgester Westminster St. James’s

Letter From The Hague Reports Turmoil In Europe

From The Hague on September 1 an old dispatch notes unrest in Europe alleging a cocaine between the Empress of Ruifa and other powers. The fragmentary communication hints at political tension and potential alliance shifts affecting the region.

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