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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Sep 22, 1764

Page

3

Died and events noted across Bristol to Portsmouth

In Bristol and surrounding towns dates mark deaths and illnesses, with notices of magistrates, mayors, and sheriffs. The King’s appointments shift in Reading and Farley. Port and shipping news report arrivals at Weymouth Poole Southampton and Deal with vessels from Jamaica Guernsey and Newfoundland. London society headlines cover a coronation anniversary at Tunbridge Wells and notable deaths and legal notices appear in St Albans Coventry and Reading.

Oxford Beckett Berks Wiliam Wilcomne Barrington Bristol Henry Swymmer James Laroche John Bull Ivelchester John Tozier Bridgewater Mary Lippit Bath Salisbury Lincolnshire Bart Dr. Zinzen Beenharm Port News Weymouth Catharine Thomas Charlotce Thorne Andrews Portland ElJphinsley Apollo Pond Union Langrith London Isibella Davis Arundel Elizabeth Barclert Portsmouth Good Inent Moorey Chichester Poole Molly Thompson Guernsey Sally Wells Exeter Endeavour Henning Willman Windsor Newcastle Darby Plymouth Freemason Mudiet Karn Lee Feversham Prosperous Wills Southampton Providence Mouran Singleton Budd Dublin Bey Bevan Milford Montague Cowes William and Mary Graham Onega Jenny Scott Jersey Golden Grove Chitty Cork Nelly Campbell Hero Forster Philadelphia Starett Maryland Greyhound Bain Gibraltar Charlone Jarrer Deal M‘neal Jamaica Downs Cockecreil Daniel Chester Sincerity Webb King Randolph Walker Virginia Pitt Hammond Rhodesland Dina Forbes Bermudas Friendship Benson Granvesend Puff Carolina Kaghe Guppy Calais Neptune Penny Seville Melvil Tobin Granades Carter Anatto Bay Mitchell Pretty Betsey Edward Susannah Edwards Isle of Man Cato Hall Santa Cruz Bilboa Joshua Greift New-England Charlotte Hill Saloe Fox Allen Newfoundland

Frenchman notes Newfoundland fleet size contrast

A French gentleman expresses surprise at the alarm over eighty vessels off Newfoundland, citing that before the late war St Malo’s port sent about 130 annually. He suggests warships accompany them to keep fishermen in check by treaty, viewing it as evidence of great regard for England rather than hostility.

Iéts Great Britain Algiers Dey Genoa Harrison Viscount Falmouth St. James’s Square Penzance Cornwall Earl of Tankerville Dover France Miss Meredith Paris St. James’s Place Tunbridge Wells Pinchbeck Col. Montelieu Ann Noel Countess of Pembroke Ann Mary Noel Pitt Miss Frederick Miss Horton Countess of Abercorn Jane Edwards Sir Charles Lady Frederick Powell Drury-lane Theatre Bristol Count du Chateler L’aumont Prince de Beauveaux Count de Guerchy London House of Bourbon Prince de Bouillonn Spithead Newfoundland Plymouth Africa Essex Chatham Monmouth Clark Virginia Fe’mnight Burbee Liverool Harbour Cheshire St. Malo’s England

Question on Canada Bills and British Property

A reader asks how French court arrests affect Canada Bills and British subjects’ property. The letter cites a Merchants committee and Earl of Halifax assurances that treaty obligations are fulfilled and asks correspondents to explain why British property remains unaffected.

London Earl of Halifax France Great Britain Canada

Letter of thanks to John Parker over cyder tax repeal

A Plymouth subdivision committee forwards a correct copy of a May 17 1764 letter praising John Parker Esquire for zealous efforts to repeal the cyder tax. The letter laments excise extensions as servitude, urges Parliament redress, and commends Parker for independence from ministerial influence.

N Tires John Parker Devon Parker Plymouth Titus

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