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Newspaper

General Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jul 06, 1771

Page

2

Controversy over Mr Horne's degree at Trinity College

An intense Cambridge letter details a scandal over Mr Horne's degree at Trinity College. It claims ministerial influence steered approval, while defenders cite morality and university tradition. The piece notes拆 the clergy’s opposition and calls out political maneuvering surrounding Wilkes and Jacobite connections.

Evening Posk Cambridge Horne Triity College Faby Univesity G. Onflew Peterborough Carlie Wilkes Horne Wis Ilurne Emibere Agere Liz Tami Brentford John Wilkes Senate Stan Honiottr Hubbard Mountfort Brentfrd Mr. B Lord Bute London Mr. Horne

Plan to curb price of meat at Smithfield market

Francis Goodinge appeals to royal authority in a plan published December 17 1764 to curb hoarding and forestalling by carcase butchers and retailers. He urges fixed market times and a strict certificate system, with tolls and fines to enforce fair pricing and prevent monopolies, aiming to stabilize meat costs for workers. The proposal requests an official office at the market and a bell regulated schedule to curb illicit buying before retailers can set prices.

Serforth Hind Duke of Bealford William Stevenson Heth London Privy Council Smithfield-market Smithfeld-market Smithfield Salesmaan Lote Francis Goodinge Middle New-street Shoe

Prolific Eighteenth Century Satire On Driving Names

A humorous letter to the editor mocks famed actors and public figures as drivers, lampooning their influence and behavior. It lists Lord B, David Garrick, Samuel Foote, and Lady G with playful quips, imagining how they “drive” public sentiment and fashion.

General Evening Post Hilet Whitey Timagine Ministry The David Garrick Samuel Foote Rui The.q

Edrror to the General Evening Post Comment

A fragmentary personal missive rails at the Middle Temple and its members for expelling the author from their society. The speaker claims public justice, cites unseen hints, and asserts higher aims beyond the censure, invoking his grandmother in a closing, incomplete thought.

General Evening Post Ace Honourable Society of the Middle Temple

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