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General Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jan 21, 1775

Page

3

Rhetoric on British supremacy and American coercion debated

Fragment from a historical discourse discusses Lansdowne orations on British legislative supremacy over colonies, criticizing coercive measures like the Boston Port Bill, arguing constitutional limits, and urging restraint. It contends that the majority in Parliament is misled by loyalists and urges negotiation over force, previewing continuation.

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Milborne Port Contested Election in Old Court Leet Debate

A House of Commons committee session on the Milborne Port election features claims that sub‑bailiffs acted as returning officers, illegal precepts, and manipulation by Messrs M and W. Witnesses describe two Leets, a door breach at the Guildhall, and disputes over timing and authority, with assertions of town control by the implicated factions.

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The Two Misers Farce at Covent-Garden Theatre

A report on the musical farce The Two Misers first performed Saturday at Covent-Garden Theatre. Written and adapted by Mr. O'Hara with music, featuring Mr. Quick, Mrs. Mattocks, Mr. Caley, Miss Jenny Mills Caley, Mr. Dunstall, and others. The author notes scenes drawn from Les Deux Avares.

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