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Newspaper
General Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Feb 27, 1776
Page
4
A garbled excerpt presents coarse phrases about Britain, liberty, and Virginal figures, with references to teaching and freedom. The text appears as a damaged, old-fashioned meditation on national pride and rebellion, lacking clear narrative or date.
The Lords discuss the Duchess of Kingston alias Elizabeth Hervey and proceed with motions on legal reach and jurisdiction. Parliament considers Irish measures, mutiny punishments, and public bills, with committees, writs, and witness examinations shaping the week’s agenda.
The record notes that Crag, Bigg, and Adams, appellants in an Irish appeal, were to proceed this day. The House rose at half past four and adjourned for the day.
Fragmentary notice describes high water at Landon Bridge with confusion about timing. Sparse readable items mention tomorrow morning and a Saturday event with unclear references to locations and personnel.
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