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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Sep 30, 1758

Page

3

Slaves Sold in Barbadoes and Warwickshire Riots in Warwickshire

A letter from Warwickshire notes The Glory with 764 slaves arrived Barbadoes and sailed to St Ki with prices per head. disturbance at Dunchurch Justice meeting over Multia Act, rioters seized lifts then dispersed after pistols drawn. Reports of races, marriages, deaths, and local crimes fill the rest of a chaotic week.

James Clerments Liverpool Barbadoes St. Ki’s Angola William Heys Tlaved Princedom Charles Cooke Dunchurch Warwickshire Coventry Warwick Lawford Kensington St. James’s Park

Smollett’s History of England in Weekly Numbers

Historical advertisement announces Smollett's History of England issued in weekly numbers at 6d each. The publisher invites readers to subscribe via James Ravington, James Fleetier, or R. Bacaty at Waternoster Row, with notices and laights from prominent figures and events.

Smollett England Wall Gili Co Poth Vie James Rkavington James Fleetier Oxford Theatra R. Bacaty Rof Caractacus Claudus Richard II John Hampden Henry IV Oliver Cromwell Queen Elizabeth Battle of Hastings Howard Farr Arundel Henry I Cary Viscount Falkland Villers Luke Buckingham the Black Prince Sir William Wallace Anne Bullen Duke Schoml G. Ruffel Duke of Bedford Edward IV Thomas Lord Coventry Henry VI Earl Temple

Rumors of French Victories Echoed by a Loyal Reader

A Loyal Reader laments entrenched success at sea and questions French gains after actions off France. He notes French accounts seem pompous and argues the British must keep pressing expeditions, citing ongoing troop movements, prisoner transports, and naval deployments around Dunkirk, Jersey, and Cape Breton. The letter mentions Lord Ophaly and others educated in Ireland, Westminster, and Eton, reflecting concerns about leadership and national morale.

France Wei Lecaufe Disonas Dunkirk Rene Ores Uis St. Matoes Dierburgh Battile Lour Cape Breton Paris Louisbourg London Ireland Westminster Lord Ophaly Matter Fitzgerald Lord Kildare Dilks Lord Shannon Fien Bkeingnam Boyle Efe Matter Carter Prpetuil Pitdmouth Porchester Bristol Taylor, Ely Wight Albemarle Forchictter Castle Kristol Holmes Spithead Chatham Cape Lockhare John and Mol] Smith Jersey Downs Deford Panther Martha Carolina

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Mr. Pitt Barbarina Mr. Datton Betty Bell Mr. Isya Markwell Lord Qiehnee Aerate Litetley Swaffnam Norfolk Mr. Tate Crey Lord Orford Mr. Stamford Mr. Calvert Yorkshire Mr. Crof Mr. Panion Feather Christopher Smear Wheatacre All Saints Lynne Smear Thomas Heath Queen’s College, Oxford Isaac Lord Worcester Helmerton Wellington Caltton Wellington County of Wilts Diocese of Salisbury Gut Tooting Surry Milas F. R.S Emma Wood Seymour Wood Deceas Jekyll Dallington Harleston Northampton Joseph Jekyll Sir Joseph Jekyll Kne Matter of the Rolls George Wyld Ely Gracechurchtreet Bishopsgate Dickinton Middlesex St. James’s Sherwood Lucas Excise Office Wilson Cripplegate Grenadiers St. Mary’s Islington Bibby Eet Ryan King’s Arms Pall Mall Hyde Park Mr. Clark Gerrard Street St. Martin's Street Reade Taylor Stratford Blandford Dorsetshire Haymarket Southwark William Hammond John Holmes Maton Rotherhithe Wall Elizabeth Tolborn Benjamin Cox Tyburn John Carrier Thorns Head John Downes Richard Spencer Margaret Larney Town R. Baldwin Johmson Dr. Hawkesworth Meil. Whartons Roderick Random Veregrine Vickle Roderick Rancom Gill Blass Felicia Charlotte Liteain Robinson Crusoe Prince Rupert Hirde Earl of Clarendon Julius Cellar Dover Jam Lert Bervie Earl of Lindsey Thurloe Cromwell Henry Steuart Prince of Wales King George Wentworth Earl of Stratfor's, By Mr. Strange, 23. Howard, Duke of Norfolk Charles I Duke of Arpyle Savile Marquis of Halifax Henry Vane Francis Walingham Cavendrath Duke of Newcastle Douglas Earl of Moreton Edward I Sceghen Mordaunt Weterbourgh Talbot Cowper Monthly Review Powel Church of England Shakespear Henry Will Grove Richmond Ogford M ‘Thrush
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