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General Evening Post in London, Middlesex

27 Apr 1773

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General Evening Post

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London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Apr 27, 1773

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Passage on East India affairs and Harrison's Longitude reward

In Parliament Lord North urges policy to aid the East India Company with duty free tea exports, hoping to ease its finances amid losses. A petition from John Harrison seeks the 10,000 pounds share of Parliament’s 20,000 for the Longitude discovery, sparking debate on justice and timely payment.

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East-India Company Lord North John Harrison George Savile Imich West-Indies Board of Longitude Dyson Sir George Lord Youth Harrison Board of Longitudes BE. Barte Speaker Indies House of Commons Britain Pi Ic Jethis Hole Lord North Rose Faneh
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Remembering Count Struensee and the moral verdict

The passage contrasts worldly judgment with Christian mercy, noting Count Struensee’s fall and death. It reflects on forgiveness and the value of spiritual salvation over public opinion, quoting Munter on how different judgments are from the kingdom of God.

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Count Stuensee Denmark D. Munter Struenfee Brandt Count Brandt Dieth Forte Christ Struensee Benoa Sadot Jesus Christ Munter God Count Struensee
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Masquerade Intelligence at King's Theatre Amid Odd Attire

Monday night at King's Theatre featured a masquerade with nobles in grotesque disguises and commoners in dominos and black vizors. Conjuring feats amused, two American chiefs and other masked figures drew attention as revelers grew riotous before dawn, when the crowd dispersed and a guard left.

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King’s Theatre Soho
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