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General Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Mar 17, 1774

Page

2

Proceedings in the Irish House of Commons debate over amending the late Tontine act

A seven hour debate centers on whether the current bill is a money bill or a regulatory measure. Speaker says it is a money bill. arguments focus on supply duties and remittance costs. Col Blaquiere and Mr O Neill weigh in, with a division showing 63 to 100 against the conference motion. Then text shifts to an 18th century book publication notice by Catherine Margrave and excerpts on copyright and authorship from Shakespeare to Milton.

Commons Lords Barry Speaker Dublin Society Crown Blaquiere O'Neil Mrae Macaulay Rde Bacon Newton Milton Locke Shakespeare James Earl of England Timon Athens Alis London Playhouse Royal Society Frice Europe Busindays Boksellers John Bell Exeter Exchange The Strand C. Ettierincren York

Injustice Ties to Literature Across England

A fragmentary note argues that if positive law fails to aid literature, it will threaten the freedom, virtue, religion, and morals of England. It cites the current bishop of Bath and Wells and the price he received from booksellers for notes on a famed poem.

England

Poem of Surveying Earth and Ocean Climes

From OTAHEITE a poem on earth and sea: humans seek blessed balance in climate and sorrow. It contrasts polar harshness with southern warmth, laments frozen regions, and praises patient endurance under Heaven. The Lapland hunter and polar scenes illustrate nature's extremes and the hope of moderate comfort.

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House OF Commons Catharine Marauzay Qharto L—st. 2 Hannah Moore T. Cadell Carnan Newbery J. Wilkie St. Paul's Bristol Frederick and Bull Bath T.’Greenough King’s Arms Ludgatehill W. Bayley Cockspur Street Haymarket A. Rodwell T. Greenough Grenville Brooke G. Robinson Paternwilerrow Wale Rennoldson Artiss Clows Gray Thornwood Carlon Rennold Fort Don Quixote DE Don Miguel’ de Cervantes Saavedra Charles Henry Wilmot J. Cooke Shakespeare’s Head Great- Britain Ireland Cervantes Don Quixote de la Mancha Publisier Chuse C. Dalaery Eliz Williams Marybone J. Dalby Apothecary Welbeck Street F. Newbery Junior St. Paul's Churchyard
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