Lord Lory L er nrtn's speech on the Quebec Bill
Lord Lory L er nrtn's remarks praise the Quebec Bill's mild policy and liberty of conscience while arguing forms of government must match local dispositions. He doubts Canada will provoke Britain, urges Canadian loyalty, and warns against fanatic republicans using liberty as a pretext to seize power.
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Weighs and Scales Stampede Sparks Public Demand
A.B. Feene writes from 1774 urging officials to stamp and pre-distribute new weights and measures weeks before need to ease nationwide confusion after the pole acting act. He notes distant neighbors faced hardship and thanks the editor for the public service while cautioning magistrates to act.
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Metro- Polis
Sam
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London Sheriff vote count and coin proclamation
London reports the Sheriffs’ election totals with Alderman Plomer 336, John Hart 334, George Grieve 208, John Williams 298, while a royal proclamation curbs circulating deficient gold coins and sets weight-based exchange rules from July. The dispatch covers Jamaica and port postings, naval orders, and assorted local notices.
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Westtminter
High Water Timetable at Landon Bridge
Ambiguous river height schedule lists events for Monday and Tuesday with times after 3 in the morning and repeats several times after 4 and 5 in the morning and afternoon. No clear dates or locations beyond Landon Bridge.
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