Various — The London Chronicle: Or, Universal Evening Post

London, The London Chronicle, 1759. Disbound. A run of over one-hundred issues of this popular London-based Georgian evening paper. One-hundred and five issues of 'The London Chronicle' bound in one volume, for February 3rd 1759 to October 4th 1759, being issues 329 to 432.'The London Chronicle' was a thrice-weekly evening paper founded in 1756, running until it was absorbed into the London Packet in 1823.This was an early London based family newspaper, containing news both national and global, as well as covering artistic, literary, and theatrical events of the city. Many of the articles in this newspaper were copied from government reports, which has been published in the official 'London Gazette', a practice which was rife and common at the time. In 1776, 'The London Chronicle' was one of the first newspapers to break the news that the United States had declared independence.This volume in particular encompasses many battles of the Seven Years' War, including notices of the outcomes and casualties. Disbound, with the backstrip still attached to the text block. Internally, firmly bound. Pages are generally bright and clean, the first and final leaf more age-toned with handling marks. The final leaf, page 325/326, is detached but present, with edge wear and chipping. The occasional stamp to the text. Good Only . Ill.: Not Stated. Good Only .