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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Sep 18, 1777

Page

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Exceedingly Broad Listing of Mills and Bible Expositions

Fragments describe a private sale of a steel mill and water mill gear near High Holborn with details of acreage and location split between Derby and Stafford counties plus a long prospectus for Dr Gill and Doddridge biblical works. The text also notes proposed editions and subscriptions for John Gill D D Expositions and advertisements for publishing houses and literary notices.

Gill Doddridge Guise Burkitt Soas Paretnoster-row J. Matthews the Strand London Messis Cadell Pine Mills Briel Rotwell Gye Bath Cruswell Goadby Sherborne Pugh Hereford Painter Truro Smith and Simmons Canterbury Thorn Trewman Exeery

Admonition on Electricity Views From A London Letter

A London letter to the Archbishop of York praises Dr. Franklin and a young nobleman for exposing Benjamin Wilson's erroneous lightning conductor experiments. The writer laments public money spent to propagate error and aligns the critique with political discontent, expressing humility before broader authorities.

Ance York Weill Dr. Franklin Pantheon Viscount Mahon Benjamin Wilson Noddleman Wilson Lord North Board of

London September 19 177? Intelligence and Earthquake Reports

Fragments report post arrival of British forces in America with claims of Schuyler surrender to the King’s troops and Quaker revolts. London gossip spreads via officials, bankers, and agents as government tools. Earthquake alerts surface from Macclesfield and Lees letters. coroner inquests in Kingston and other towns record willful murder verdicts. Notices of clergy appointments, marriages, and deaths fill the rest, alongside ship movements and market prices. High water marks at London Bridge noted with tide times.

Buryne Ticonderoga Schuyler Philadelphia Lord Barrington Congress Charing Cross Drummond Cox London John Irvine Ireland Sir John Lord Mansfield Lord Sandwich Duke of Newcastle West Indies West India John Morris Antigua New York Portsmouth Robert Parker Mortis Nantwich Sandbach Minthull Harlington, &c Chester Isaac Layton Kingston Surny St. Bartholomew the Less Sutton Bedford Daniel Gaches Wotton Wawen Long Compton Warewickshire William Calvert Benn Great Hormead Hertfordthirt Sales Hampstead Middlesex Edmonton George Scott Hillyar Jones Bank Elizabeth Cunningham Maze Southwark Peter Lebais Hay’s Court Carolina Napier Church-street Soho Clare-street Clare Marker Greenwood Lambeth Hill Stillings Mercer Ruth Enfield Dr. Hamilton Southers

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