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Newspaper

Public Ledger

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Mar 03, 1761

Page

1

The Inspectress Ery Tone in NSP Circulation

A fragmented 18th century feature notes letters and notices to Mrs Ledger and Mrs Exesrite from James Modish and Martha Broom, praising politeness and mourning etiquette, urging regulation of mourning attire, with letters from EpҺraim Wise and Democritus about public morals and a political appeal by Robert Ladbroke to the City liverymen.

Sam James Modish Exesrite Jarvis Martha Broom Evizasets Eveshcut Friend Eyebright Ephraim Wise

Worthy Liverymen urged to support S Fludyer in 1761

A London liveryman addresses the Worthy Liverymen of the City urging a general meeting on March 4 to nominate and support his election to Parliament. He appeals for early attendance, notes other candidates, and promises faithful service and attachment to citizens’ interests. He signs as S Fludyer from Basinghall Street.

City of London St. Peters Hill Robert Ladbroke Gevieviane Faithfa Humbie Sergant Avilliam Beckford Marie GeorieMivy London King's Arms Cornhill Istan Basinghail-street S. Fludyer Barlow Trecothick TeMee Guildhall

Fragmentary 18th century letter excerpts and ship news

A garbled collection of period prose and maritime notices recounts letters from captains Gale and Gillman, detailing voyages, arrivals, slave cargoes, and encounters with privateers. It lists ships such as the Parnassus, Lé Chameau, and Le Elephant, with outcomes including liberty at Corunna and engagements near Martinico.

Hungary Versailles Gale Pri Yarmouth Norway Farebridge Young Cattle Cordax Newton Seaman Newcastle and Hall Dogger Bank John Gillman Parnassus Liverpoole Corunna Grand Barlow Lé Chameau Omieral Elizabeth Roche New-York Guadalupe Love Driscall Halifax New York Ireland Aquillon Lisbon London Safannah Campbell North Carolina Glasgow Rogers Monte Christi Loughfwilly William Bayne Virginia Grant Cork

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