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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Sep 28, 1771

Page

4

The Old Fashion’d Farmer and London Election Reflections

A London Evening Post reader denounces the Old Fashion’d Farmer for misinformed public debate on commons and grazing. He argues the debate misleads readers, defends grazing versus tillage, and condemns sensationalism while urging prudent husbandry and natural policy.

Goldsmith Subjéc S Jil Isle of Wight Leichershire Northamptonshire Dorsetshire Kent Edward

London Evening Post Proposes Treasonous Voting Condemnation

The London Evening Post voices a harsh critique of merchants and opulent traders accused of using their influence to deprive Londoners of freedom and liberties by supporting a ministerial tool. A.B. is received.

London

Worthy liverymen invited to elect Nash for Lord Mayor

William Nash appeals to the Worthy Liverymen of London to support his bid for one of the two Aldermanic seats to be chosen for Lord Mayor next year. He notes thirty years of trade, pledges integrity, and desires to restore peace and unity in the city.

City of London Bess Alderman Peers William. Nash New Court Swithin's Lane

Worthy Liverymen vote for Lord Mayor candidates

The poll numbers show William Nash and Thomas Hallifax leading among candidates for Lord Mayor. Results indicate Nash 830320 across days Satur and Mon, while Hallifax trails with 13 62 75 in the tally. The poll opens tomorrow at nine and closes at three in the afternoon.

City of London William Nash Salter Thomas Hallifax Goldsmith Loral Loral For.Mr. Alderman Nath Sawbridge Alderman Hallifax Alderman Townsend Henry Bankes

Alderman Nash Friends meet at King's Arms Tavern

King's Arms Tavern on Cornhill to host a meeting of friends of Alderman Nash. The group is scheduled to assemble Wednesday next at six o'clock in the afternoon following an adjournment agreed upon this evening.

King’s Arms Tavern Cornhill Alderman Nash

Poll at Guildhall names for Lord Mayor amid ministerial pressure

At three this afternoon the Guildhall poll for Lord Mayor produced figures for Nath 1143 Sawbridge 559 Crosby 339 Halifax 95 Townsend 24 Bankes However ministerial influence was strong in Nash's favor and the Junto hoped Halifax would join with Nath The day also carries notes of Falklands, the Parliament prorogation to Nov 20 and various naval and colonial affairs with officials and officers named.

Guildhall Hoew Alderman Nath Sawbridge Crosby Halifax Townsend Bankes Nash Nath Falkland Islands Dominica Duke of Cumberland Dublin Duke of Glouceser Naples Carpenter Marx Anthony Clark Scilly Packer Lisbon Holy See Nuttall Mediterranean Dartmouth East India House Edif Dempster Bengal East India Company Secrer Malabar Johnson Mr.Bolts

Farewell Bells and Canon in Memoriam

The piece opens with a festive refrain then shifts to funeral bells for Anna and Joan. A four part unison canon accompanies a mournful toll as neighbors bid farewell and recall the departed with phrases of affection and loss.

Anna Joan

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