London Evening-Post 1753 news from France and England
The issue reports the Paris scene with the King and Parliament Deputies, royal orders guiding their travel, religious and political debates, weather and natural events, and notes on naturalization proposals for Jews. It includes colonial letters, church reform proposals, and race results from Litchfield and Burford. It mentions doctors in Lisbon, and local obituaries and trades.
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Foundation Stone of New Exchange Marked by Free Masons
Edinburgh announces on September 6 that September 13 will see the laying of the Foundation Stone for the New Exchange. A procession of Free Masons from across the realm will attend their Grand Master who will lay the first stone in the presence of magistrates in robes and visiting directors, amid ceremony.
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Turnpike Gates Pulled Down Amid Leeds Disorder
From Manchester to Leeds reports of mob activity. Infirmary funding subscribed near Jaco l. Newcastle notes Anniversary Meeting of the Sons of the Clergy raising 2791.165 for charity. Leicester estate passes to Charles Townley on death of John Wylde Henton. Letters from London discuss naturalization debates and antisemitic fears in Parliament.
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