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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Sep 22, 1763

Page

3

Middlesex militia parade and officers honored on coronation day

Reports from Hampstead Heath and Uxbridge common describe the Middlesex militia review led by Colonel and Colonel Cooke. A grand celebration followed with dinners, music, illumination, and joyful demonstrations.

Middlesex Hampstead-heath Hampstead West Regiment Middlesex Militia George Cooke Uxbridge Common Col. Cooke Duke of Richmond Guy Carleton John Marjoribanks 19Th Regiment of Foot Lord George Beaur Clerk Samuel Townshend Charles Taffel Regiment of Foot George Townshend Adamb Milbank John Hedges 48Th Royal Regiment of Foot Harry Wirkine Benjamin Gordon Henry Moore 48Th Regiment of Foot Webb Barry St. Leger Stafford Tunbridge- Wells Pinchbeck’s Lord Cathcart Countess of Donegal Jane Edwards Earl of Donegal Harrington and Cathcart Chichester Earl of Donegal Gough Harry Gough Egleton Charles Egleton Sharp Hunt Goodenough Ardefuif Richmond Anthony Collins Baddow Essex Francis Child Knt London Cary All-Souls Edward Lovibond Lovibond Chancery Tideyard Chelsea Covent-garden Theatre

Weather Proof Cloth and Hats by Thomas Fellows

An 18th century notice from Thomas Fellows announces Weather-Proof Cloth and Hats and a coating that repels rain from Woollen cloth. It claims the preparation improves cloth quality, prevents water penetration, and enhances handling. It invites merchants to have their cloth weather-proofed at his White Horse Yard shop in Drury Lane London and notes a seal with his inscription to deter counterfeiters. Also advertised is Kinsley’s Water-Groof cloth by the King’s Patent.

Thomas Fellows Grury-Lane London Wisit Jim Drury- Laas Kinsley

Union of England and Scotland Urged in Impartial Letter

An Impartial letter argues for closer union between England and Scotland, criticizing factional altercations and urging same laws and taxes to remove jealousy over offices. It notes Queen Anne's imperfect Union, condemns recent Scotch governor appointments, and calls for a more complete political merger to prevent discord.

London Durham England Scotland Anne Toti P. S Gazette

Epigram on a late noble gift and playful verse display

A fragmented verse set from London Evening Pott, Sept 16, mocking a noble gift and literary mischief. It parodies a reader’s letter, hints at book gifts and readers, and includes a fable style piece about Monkey and Cat with Grimalkin and Puga in a playful urn of petty courtly exchanges.

Pott. i. R Kent

Monkeys and Masters in a Period Satirical Scene

A literary block recounts a witty dialogue on manners and wit with a cur and a pug, praising English propriety while critiquing pretensions. It notes poetry pieces by Nath and a mail from Holland, then shifts to world news: guards reduced in front of foreign ministers, prayers urged in Gnezna, and updates from Dantzick, Vienna, and Perugia about political unrest, troop movements, and coin export protests.

Holland Flanders Putterfourgh Peter the Firsit Poland Gnefna Dantzick Warsaw Russia Count Keyserling Sohiken Lithunia Keyserling Vienna Lower Austria Magdeburgt Seft Rome Perugia Perugino

Armaments in Ottoman Empire Aimed at Precaution

London reports via Constantinople Vienna that the Austrian minister asked the Grand Vizier about Turkish armaments. The Grand Signior assures harmony with the Empress-Queen, calling the measures mere precautions. Last night’s mail notes Holland sent two forty gun ships and a frigate to aid the fleet.

London Constantinople Vienna Harminy Holland

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