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General Evening Post in London, Middlesex

10 Jan 1771

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General Evening Post

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London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jan 10, 1771

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2

The Loyal Club Debate On Judges And Public Fear

In a December meeting the club denounces popular discontent with the judiciary and rejects an inquiry as fruitless. They warn against mob rule, defend judges, and call out alleged political maneuvering by Bathurst and North with peerage plans.

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Cuantes F—x Robinhood Society England Blaimelefe Aurea Nis Salisbury Plain Crean Juice Bathuth Great Britain Justice Bathurst Lord North House of Peers Baron Bathurst Cirencester
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The English Constitution and press gang cruelty noted

A colonial-era column discusses Norman rule and feudal balance in England, then exposes brutal impressment by press gangs in 1771 with Thomas Cracknell’s case. It condemns abuses by officers, calls for public registers of press gangs, and argues limits on magistrates powers to curb oppression. The piece closes with a satire on Swift Pope correspondence.

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England William Plantagenet Evenina-Post Tho. Cracknell Queen’s Head Tooley-street Southwark Rendasvous Gracknell Cracknell Cracknett Pickle Herring Stairs Billingsgate Arthur Young Glergynan Yorkshire Hough Ferfe Kos Spers Althou A&t Polteitel Religius Chep Avery Thomas Comber
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Questioning Creon Power in The General Evening Pot

The text questions Creon’s authority and the ministry’s control as a storm passes. It ponders whether the ministry will speak openly and if Creon may now speak freely, reflecting confusion and looming change.

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Creon
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Langous Repository Evenine Post Dean Swift Pope
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