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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Sep 27, 1763

Page

3

Timber trade fuels new river navigation venture

A merchant company undertakes selling and floating timber down the river Gave promising immense profits. Meanwhile, Middlesex officials Hailey and Blunt are sworn sheriffs of the city as Lord Hillborough becomes First Lord of Trade. Royal appointments follow with Beadon named Whitehall preacher and militia battalions dismissed after training. The report also notes various obituaries, marriages, and criminal cases including pickpocketing and a libel case.

d’Aspe Thomas Hailey Richard Blunt Elgis Guildhall Middlesex Thomas Harley Goldsmiths Hall Earl of Hillborough St. James's Lord Bihop London Richard Beadon St. John’s College, Cambridge Middlesex Militia Hounslow Uxbridge Hampstead, &c Hunt Fore-street Matthew Mark Luke Jean Ulverstone Lancashire Sir Wyndham Knatchbull Mershamhatch Kent Knights of the Shire Bart Catharine James Harris Salisbury Earl of Shafisbury Sir Wyndham Edward Knatchbull Alice John Wyndham Nonington Wilts Sir Wadham Wyndham the Common Pleas Orchard W Charles Maitland Earl of Lauderdale Burgoyne Tme John Shadow Spectator Shad Thames Peter Toms Cheapside Moorfields Newington

Notice of Interest Change for East-India Company Bonds

East-India House June 22 1753 directors give notice that after approval, five percent interest on company bonds will cease December 21 next and bonds will bear four percent annually thereafter. holders must deliver bonds to Leadenhall Street by November 21. remaining principal and interest due December 2 will be paid if bonds are presented by November 1. no further rate reductions will occur.

Peckham Canderwell Siperwell Clapham Bartartea Chelsea Brumpton Knightsbridge Aye Park Tyburn Paddington Illington New City Road Moorfields George White Brinklow New Prison John Fielding William K Ingee Elgine Baas White Endfield Thomas Clarke John White Newgate Garnon Charing-cross Courtezan Geo East-India United Company of Merchants of England Fai Company Faia Company Leadenpall Street Devewezr

Brenneford Turnpike Trustees Meeting Notice

The Trustees of Brenford Turnpike will meet at Mr Partridge's Sign of the Packhorse on Turnham Green on Saturday next at ten o clock in the forenoon. The meeting location is the Packhorse, Turnham Green.

Brenneford Turnpike Brenford Turnpike

Patriot Letters and Georgian Chronicles in London Post

A reader letter and excerpts discuss party disputes amid calls for reform, highlighting TRIENNIAL PARLIAMENTS, and urging unity to crush corruption. The page includes notes on Oglethorpe expeditions, Georgia silk cultivation, and local city infrastructure with commentary on public lighting and Bank renovations.

Envoy Extraordinary Rexin in Constantinople and Baltic notices

Reports from London detail MS Rexin serving as Envoy Extraordinary in Constantinople after his audience with the Grand Vizier. Swedish Admiralty public notice describes safe harbor at an island near Halland for ships entering the Sound. Halland’s geography, capital Halmstad. Empress of Hungary elevates Hadjuk to Count General of the Cavalry and Governor of Buda for wartime service. Venice letters claim Nogarola trial not concluded and Cipola not confined. Paris letters report Benedictine monks inspecting manuscripts at Louis le Grand. Jesuits expelled. Lions France notes Dauphine parliament decision against the Jesuits, expulsion of foreign monks, pensions for natives, and monastery moves. Poland reports the Primate acting as Vice-gerent in the absence.

London Constantinople Schonen Bahick Fea Oppesite Jutland Halmstadr Hungary Sieur Haddick Buda Venice M. Nogarola Cipola Paris College of Louis-legrand Port-royals Father Quesnel M. Arnaud Oratory France Dauphine Cobernex Poland

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