Patriot Rage Against Rebels and English Complicity
Postscript letter denounces American colonists as traitors and demands Britain apply force to enforce taxation. It argues English blood and treasure support colonial lands, urges equal yoke, and condemns American defiance as desertion of mother country. The writer attacks Parliament, ministers, and republican liberties as threats to Britain and cites Roman and Prussian precedents to justify punitive measures.
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Old England
Old
Nord
Trent
Eaglith
Engopen
Englis
Westminster
London
England
Walpole
Lycurgus
Britain
Europe
K. John
Holland
Prater
Imperial Counselor of State Appointed for Court
The message states that Mr Rogerson, a Scotchman, is appointed to succeed Mr Schillizig as Counsellor of State and Physician to the Court with the same titles and a salary of 400 roubles. It notes actions regarding the Dey of Algiers planning to besiege Gran and Morocco’s King likely supporting the Bey. Portuguese colonial preparations in South America are active and court measures to arm colonies suggest reports of an accommodation with another power may be unfounded.
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Peterssuren
Fsp
Rogerson
Schillizig
Africa
Algier
Grans
Mérocco
South-Ameri¢d
House of Lords March 18 read third time and passed
Lon Odons House of Lords proceedings report a third reading and passage of the street water navigation bill. A petition from a Baronet seeking leave to dissolve his marriage and remarry was heard, leave granted. An appeal from the Cure of Chancery, Sir John Eden, Bart, et al, was resumed. Lord Mansfield affirmed the decree in a lengthy opinion. The House adjourned at six.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lon Odons
John
Henry Lord Ravensworth
Mansfield Rofe Geen
Shaftesbury and Shaftesbury election debate in Parliament
In the House of Commons on March 18 progress was made on Ways and Means and Supply. Amendments to the Militia Pay bill were agreed and the bill ordered engrossed. First readings were given to bills for a Fund for decayed actors at Covent Garden, lighting and paving Weymouth and Melcombe Regis. A naval state up to February 1 was approved. Debates surrounded the Shaftesbury election and hindon bills, with Buckland’s testimony under dispute amid objections to two prosecutions for bribery. Extra items include Irish acts and military topics, plus dispatches from Halifax and Greenock detailing American campaigns and transport movements.
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Commons
Covent Garden
Weymouth
Melcombe-Regis
Isle of Wight
Shaftesbury
Edward Buckland
George Yonge
Vernon
House
Buckland
Joseph ‘Hill
Mortimer
Herbert
St. John
Charles Fox
House of Commons
Charles Whitworth
Westminster
Chatham
Wilkes
Simon Earl’ Harcourt
Ireland
Dublin
Donnybrook
Cavendish-street
Timnehoe
Queen’s County
Ballynakill
Dursaw
Bérgars-Inn
Cadhell
Tipperary
St. Sepulchre’s
America
Halifax
Plymouth
Boston
North-America
West-Indies
Darigér
Dalton
Quebec
Greenock
Core
Questioning of a witness before the committee adjourns
A witness was called to answer but refused until advised by Sir George Yonge to withdraw. A motion to custody was overruled, a previous question ordered, and the witness recalled. He acknowledged trips to Bath and money reaching Shaftesbury, then to his father’s house and on to the Red Hen. The probing questions were challenged as evidence not admissible, the House cleared after debate and adjourned.
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George Yonge
George
Bath
Shaftesbury
Mhénte
Herbert
Seventeenth Century Notices of Debt and Deaths
A jumble of notices recount financial transactions and marriages, a bankrupt wife leaving Tower Hill, students of St Paul’s School delivering public orations, the sudden death of Miss London of Hackney who was to be wed, a marine executed for desertion on Albion, and several sentences including transportation reprieves and a highway robbery execution in Salisbury and Westham.
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Cora
Takihe
Guingas
Abe Young
St Paul’s School
Dean Collet
Henry the Vuth
Mercers Company
Miss London
Hackney
Getteman
Foreune
Walt- Phraoath Dicks
Albion
Stanton
Thip
Salisuury
Chelmsford
Yeterday
Richard Johnson
Squibb
John Cullen
Westham
Royal GILRILDINA’s Hair Removing Lotion Sale Notice
A historic notice describes Gifford's Royal India Co offering a hair removing preparation that promises permanent reduction of facial hair without harming delicate skin. Sold by appointment at Gifford's milliner shop in Lincoln's Inn Fields, price one guinea per ounce with directions included. Letters port-paid inquiries answered.
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Girildina
Royal’ India ‘Co
Gifford’s
Serleshreet
Lincoln’s Inn
England
Ateny
Fragmentary OCR Tale Teases Baffling Names and Phrases
The text fragment lists garbled names and terms such as Meldat ChitheBer and Revee's Miscelliiicias, with stray phrases like prodition of a servant and Hyay. The fragment suggests a corrupt historical snippet with unclear context and multiple unreadable proper nouns.
High Water Schedule At London Bridge
The notice lists tide times for London Bridge with high water tomorrow at 34 minutes after 3 in the morning and after 3 in the afternoon on Thursday. It provides specific daily tides and references morning and afternoon occurrences.
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London Bridge
Ater
Market Prices and Bank Rates From Local Exchange Listing
Reading shows barley rye oats and malt prices with ranges and notes on rates for bank stock and bonds. References to 4 percent 3 percent and other yield figures appear alongside commodities and exchange items.
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Mondach
New Books for Pridilen Fleet-Street List
A 1769 catalog column lists newly issued titles and prices. Items include a sermon collection by Rev. William Dyer, Fothergel's Hearts preservation rules with Dr Jurin's notes on soap lye, Mother Goose Tales in French and English, George Stevens heads lecture, and a Latin dictionary glossarium with prices. Also advertised are Advice to both Sexes in the Venereal Disease and other miscellany.
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Soo
Fleet-Street
William Dyer
Fothergel
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Ourselver
France
Effentces
Royal Standard
Heaven
Hollandwand - Filandérsy
India
Bank
Ns B
Navy
Long An
Charles Peters
St. Mabyn
Cornwall
Jeak Peters
Charles Bathart
Flesé
Firvet
Thorn
Exeter
Allison
Falmouth
Butsiaee
Jobs
Moses
Oastie
Alfa
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