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Newspaper

General Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jan 11, 1774

Page

2

Parliament Faces Corn Trade Toll and Export Limits

The General Evening Post warns MPs that low national trade raises landed interests’ risk and calls for curbing corn bounty and rationing exports. It argues wheat prices at 49s and barley at 20s are high and export restrictions on spirits and grain imports may be needed to steady prices.

Electing a Reforming Parliament Man of True Public Spirit

The writer argues for a representative of exceptional character to salvage a corrupt state. He cites Sidney and warns that corruption now permeates parliament, court, army, and commerce. The chosen man must sacrifice self for justice, understand collective welfare, and resist elitist distinctions. He must value public duty above ambition and be capable of guiding reform.

Gine Sidney England Ywan Commonwealth Hetrin Dme Aryicren J. Williams M. D.cave HTS

Fragmentary tribute to wisdom virtue knowledge temperance charity

A brief, fragmentary line extols wisdom virtue knowledge temperance charity and a supreme love of God and country, recalling a archaic aspirational dedication. The text preserves moral virtues and patriotic sentiment in a ceremonial tone.

Letter Linking Military Added to Aged Tale No. 45

An editor prints a long letter from a correspondent, tracing a fanciful chain of events tied to the number 45. It recounts births, marriages, travels, and battles, including a Scots voyage and a soldier’s discharge after Culloden. The piece ends with a watch-paper poem urging swift use of time and memento mori.

Mark Anthony North Road London Scotland Culloden Moorfelds

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