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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Sep 12, 1765

Page

3

Notable London Deaths And Local Incidents Chronicle

An uneven compilation records multiple deaths in London and surroundings, including Mr. Harvey of Danwich, Mrs. Harvey of Brentwood, and Mr. Jacob Hawkesby famed vermin killer. It also notes accidents, including bricklayer James Blackburn and carpenter Mr. Young, and reports various thefts, highway incidents, a near assault by a pond, and remarks on public safety and court matters. The item references figures like Mr. John Peterson, Robert Lexington, and Mr. Roger Timbrell, and comments on royal visits, parliamentary timing, and international news from Vienna and Paris.

Ben- Fon Brentwood Essex Jacob Hawkesby England Hampton Court John Peterson Royal Thursday Fulham Robert Lexington Spital Fields Mr. Young Sun Wapping Wapping-dock Cherry-treealley White-tross-street John Moore St. John’s Day Gen. Pitt King Charles the Second Vigo Clondefiy Scilly Mr. Moore Society For the Reformation of Manners St. James's Clack Iran Beert Calais Fleetstreet Gloucestershire Halfiwey Wigienline Lucxn Dukes of York and Glouectics Tunbridge- Wells Brunswick Wilkes Vienna Francis I Versailles Africa America North West Dublin Mingrea Turpet Honduras Curacoa St. Eustatia Guarda Costas Paris Sieur Beaugainville Milloniées

Lancashire wedding tale of unlikely groom and four elder daughters

A fragment from Lancashire reports a wedding tale where a groom is described as a far cry from an Adonis and his bride carries a fortune. The article notes the groom has four daughters older than his first wife, highlighting the extraordinary circumstances of the match.

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The Costly Harbour Fortifications and Public Economy

The text critiques the government for costly harbour fortifications funded by public money, halted when peace arrived, and wasted on a doomed project. It juxtaposes frugality with alleged financial mismanagement, citing references to biblical cost counting and criticisms by pamphleteers while asserting the nation’s finances remained strained.

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