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London Evening Post in London, Middlesex

29 Sep 1759

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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Sep 29, 1759

Page

3

Fleet news and royal intrigues spark from Lisbon to Naples

A flurry of dispatches reports 4000 Hanoverians arriving at Limburg, French and Portuguese actions on the Iberian front, and convoys from Bristol and Rippon to London amid a sea clash. Naples’s king retreats, a regency plan forms for Don Ferdinand, and royal observers await Spain’s decision on succession while a French fleet moves toward Brest and a French carrier tale unfolds.

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Lagos de la Ci Portugal Hs Saupe Dts Plimouth Bristol Rippon West Indies Zenobia King Nancy Stockwell Piscataqua Antigua London Cambridge St. George Norfolk Panther Burford Winchester Coventry Brest Mons Conflans Edward Hawke Coblentz Limburg Lahn Naples Don Philip Royal College of Ferdinand Prince of Str Nicander Centola Don Michael Reggio Duke de Campo Real M. Dominick Sangro Marquis Tanucci Don Anthony Rio War Department Don Julius d’ Andrea Don Joseph Navarro Cadiz Maples Spain Barcelona Dauphiness France George Errington Paul Vaillant Elgis Barons Stationers Hall College of Physicians Reeve Thomas Lawence William Pitcairn John Monro William Cadean Thomas Wilbraham Thomas Lawrence Norwich Nicholas Bacon Foot-Guards
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Militia Fever Echoes in Middlesex Town Meeting

A London Evening Post excerpt argues that appearances of raising the militia are hollow without real intent. It cites meetings at St Albans Tavern and Lambs House to discuss enrolling able bodied men, questions Duke of Newcastle's influence, and warns the public against being deceived by ostentatious resolutions. It notes a treaty rumor with the Ruffians and reports naval news from Portsmouth and Dunkirk with ships and arrests.

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Middlesex St. Alban’s Tavern Duke of Newcastle House of Commons Sis Britannicus Portmouth Otober Gayton Hause-de-Grace Aurora Scott Hawke Elliott Dunkirk Paris
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Doncaster Races Four Year Olds and Plate Weights

The report covers Doncaster race results including the Four Year Old Stakes with Log, Monkey, Desvem and others, the Give and Take Sweepstakes won by Imperial Cadeesy, and Plate Weight for Inches listings. It notes horses, breeders, and owners such as Mr Bethell, Sir J Ramsden, Mr Swinburn, and Mr Grosvenor, with remarks on nearby events and staff. Also listed are later local notices, hospital gifts, and naval dispatch items.

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Yeterday C'Anight Mr. Swinburn Log Mr. Bethell Mr. Titey Desvc Mr. Elerker Little Finger R. Grosvenor Algebra Mr. Farst Nancy Fromeone Tit Mr. Otbaldiston Patty Dragon Mr. Shafie Mr. Adams Crispin Mr. Stanhope Short-Hoes Mr. Gyks Footby Grantham Burdon Busgoyne Vane Lofty Godolphin Heber Robert Shafty Cade York Mr. Southern R. Grofvenor Mr. Preston Mr. Darley Buiford Mr. Dutton Clippingwo
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Bank Stock Prices and Municipal Bond Figures

Bank stock figures and various bond and stock listings appear in a dense OCR fragment. Entries include references to South Sea Stock, Old Anfhuc, New Anz, and three percent bonds with figures like 824 and 1726, suggesting a market round up of bond prices and stock levels. The text includes multiple ditto marks indicating repeated entries.

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India South Sea
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Notice to creditors of estate of Joseph Howard

Manchester September 17 1759 creditors of the bankrupt estate of Joseph Howard in Bristol are commanded not to pay debts but to Joshua Marion James Borron or Dorning Rafbauhan. Those holding estate or effects must not deliver them to others but notify the appointed assignee at Manchester.

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Manchester Jseph Howard Bristol Jothua Marior James Borron Dorning Rafbauhan Trereof
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