Political Broadsides on Spanish War Fears and Cabal Critique
The piece rants at length about rumour of Spanish forces and a costly war effort. It denounces a ruling cabal and a “foolish minister” for mismanaging funds and misrepresenting dangers. It lauds a reformist loyalty and attacks corruption while praising a virtuous administration and national saviors.
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Evenine
Lnso
Port Kemont
Falkdand
Aires
Cabal
Hayes
Dread Riots at Verminster Theatre Fireworks of Fury
Yesterday at the Theatre Royal in verminster a new tragi comic Farce titled the dLajfer Reafud or the Llustcars of Srentford led to a riot. Master North narrowly escaped injury as a carriage broke apart. attackers mauled him while a crowd of about 40 000 gathered, a riot act offer debated and military force briefly proposed, then the streets remained crowded far into the night.
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Theatre Royal
Verminster
Srentford
Noth
Heim
Bridge-street
North
Reece
Reynard
Bridgetreet
Intelligence Extraordinary Amid Rumors in Assembly
Rumors claim a defeated figure lingers defeated in a troubled assembly as factions struggle for rights. Three Eastern Mausers may overpower both Houses, guided by a northern star influence. The Tower, after Alderman Oliver’s imprisonment, may be renamed Liberty-Hart.
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Alderman Oliver
Thet
Liberty-Hart
London printing move seeks merit in ads and letters
The proprietors of the paper announce the transfer of printing from C. G. Say in Newgate Street to J. Cooper in Drury Lane and invite advertisements or correspondence via S. Bladon in Pater-noster Row. They promise to honor genuine merit. Reports note King George III visited the royal menagerie late evening. Lord North’s position unsettled with Treasury boards and cabinet councils concerning printers.
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C. G. Say
Newgate-Street
J. Cooper
Drury-lane
Thither
S. Bladon
Lord Mayors arrest and public tumult at Temple Bar
In a morning scene the Lord Mayor rode in a chariot from Parliament House amid large crowds. The mob, suspecting an officer, closed and opened the door, then cheered him. Reports say Alderman Oliver expects imprisonment in the Tower for the noble cause of freedom. Folly and fever rumors, adjournment talk, and naval dispatches fill the day alongside reflections on Junius and foreign ships being fitted.
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Board of Treasury
Lord North
Lord Northesterday
House of Commons
Downing-street
Westminster
Alderman Oliver
Tower
Parliament House
Temple-bar
Oliver
Friends of Freedom
Worf
Junte
Tts
Alderman Wilkes
Newgate
King’s Bench
Pariament Wal
Dean-street
Soho
Admiralty Office
Admiral Parry
Gage
America
Court of Admiralty
Chatham
Portsmouth
Spithead
Junius
Brest
Embden
Greenhind
Rother
Prutha
Iris
Tyrawly
Coldstrem
Buchmail
Baron Rostendorf
Hussars
Shaftesbury
St. Steven's
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Chleve
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Bea
Tara
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Ley
Britain
Daving
Monovux
Reddall
Jrus Carer
Tuoaras Vaux
Cieutenants
Ereas
Joan Sesbitt
Kkoonen
John Merke
John Richanhan
Coventry
John Potter
Arthur O'Bradley
Gaston
Don Quixote
F. Newbery
St. Paul’s Churchyard
Sas Publiford
Peecrch
Newmarket
Abe Clyrpie
Ogic
Daren Woltits
L. Hawes
W. Clarke
Collins
Baron Woelfius
Cooke Bockfeller
Queen-street
Rlay-fair
Eliza Wyndhnam
Sarisowry
Taylor
Cadwallader
Vamp
Yates
Young Cape
Lewes
Sprighbhy
du Bellamy
Governor
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Arabella
Dyer
A& I
Desire
Aldridge
Bulkley
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