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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Sep 26, 1780

Page

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Resigned to Public Service Yet Guarded Lottery Prospect

A 1739 letter from C. W. Boughson Rouse praises election support and pledges faithful service in Parliament. The text then advertises a state lottery adventuring scheme offering prizes for one or half guineas, with details on shares, premiums, and legal safeguards, citing the Bank of England and offices in Edinburgh and London.

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London News Leads With Secret Dispatches From America

London reports fresh dispatches from Brigadier General Dalrymple via Sir Henry Clinton in New York. The letters claim the American war effort is dire, with 29,000 New England troops under Washington, French forces under Washington, and heavy artillery from France, signaling urgency and panic in New York.

Dalrymple Henry Clinton New York New England Wathington Washington France America Admiral Graves Rhode Island Térnay Rhode Mand Ternay Coliguer Canada United States Tien Peece Pha Phe Probladharsod Wat West Wablington Arpot Wallington Frosty West Indies Jamaica Monsieur de Guiche Monsieur de Guichen Virginia RhodesMand Dalrymplé Admiral Greaves Chef- Theo Jaly Rastbourne Sussex Guildhall Court of Common Council

Richard Hill’s pledge as Shrewsbury County Rep 1789

In Shrewsbury on September 20 1789 Richard Hill writes to SALOP clergy and gentry thanking them for electing him as one of four representatives. He vows independence yet loyalty to constitutional principles, aiming to serve with integrity, supporting public welfare, and seeking approval of his constituents while avoiding party bias.

Shrewsbury Salop Richard Hill

Noble acknowledgment from Nol Hel l to the electors

A dated 1730 letter from Nol Hell thanks the Gentlemen Clergy and Freeholders for reelecting him as their Representative. He praises their vote as a flattering testimony and pledges faithful adherence to measures he believes promote the general welfare of country and constituents. Dated September 20, 1730.

Salop

Protestant Family Bible Advertised for Compleat Concordance

A fragment announces a Protestant Family Bible offering the sacred Old and New Testaments with the Apocrypha and explanatory notes. It promises a complete concordance and general reference tool, mailed by a publisher, as a weekly continuation.

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