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Newspaper

General Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Mar 30, 1773

Page

4

Verses on the New Comedy and Snowden Hill

A dense verse critique praising modern drama restoring wit and humour, lamenting dull censorship, and heralding J An IDYLLIUM to the Bishop of St. Asaph and Shipley. It lauds Snowden Hill and Apollo guiding the new bard, praising Thalia, the Muses, and the Laureat as welcome.

Door Johmson Door ‘Goldmith Comian Thalia Long Britain St. Asaph Snowden Hill Shipley

Debate on Bacon bill against occasional votes in early assembly

Fragmented notes recount a legislative session where Speaker presided and Mr Bacon urged reducing elections abuses. Debates centered on a proposed amendment excluding people with inhabitancy rights, with lawmakers like Mr Morton, Mr Torsafoend, Mr Bitzewarth and Mr Marion arguing over the amendment’s impact and the bill’s efficacy.

Lot North Bacon Sfehiber Morton Speaker Tom Clear House Bitzewarth Marion

Debating Amendments To Borough Franchise Bill

In a packed session the House debated amendments to a bill altering borough voter rights. Onslow urged preserving the original bill while others warned against inserting changes that could transfer voting power to churchwardens and rate assessors. The debate highlighted inhabitancy rules and concerns about six month residency. The division carried against the amendment.

Rothers Constitution Speaker Bacon Norwich London Fuller Northampton

Postscript On Bills In Parliament And Dover Election Drama

Postscript describes royal assent to multiple bills including militia pay, mutiny and desertion, criminal law, trade abuses, turnip and crop protection, timber preservation, and harbor improvements. It notes the Voters bill reported, Dover election tensions with Barrett vs Calhoun, and foreign dispatches about Saint Vincent, Jamaica, Paris beggar reforms, and naval activity. It cites Newmarket races results and various local incidents and obituaries.

Exeter Aberdeen Greenock Commons St. Matthew Bethnal-green

Fragmented notice on wheat sale and financial bids

OCR fragments show a periodical row mixing bids for corn market sales at Bear-Key with prices for quarters and loaves, along with bank stock quotes and government bonds. The readable items include Wheat at Bear-Key sale notes dated late month, and various prices for stock and annuities, plus a bank long annuity reference.

Bear-Key Josten How William Magsnatt London

Two volumes of sermons by the Rev Thomas Pyle

The late Rev Thomas Pyle long minister at Lynn in Norfolk and canon of Sarum has two large volumes issued posthumously by his son Philip Pyle. The set, priced 125 bound, contains sixty sermons on plain and practical subjects. Published by G Rowson and R Beatniffe in Norwich with note of printers.

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James's Powder for Fevers and Inflammatory Disorders

Public notice states future orders of Dr James's Powder must bear a receipt by Francis Newbery Junior and come from the known address No 65 the Bible and Sun near St Pauls Churchyard London. It warns that only certificates from Newbery authorize sales and directs country purchasers to rely on certificates for authentic packets.

Dr. James Br. James Francis Newbery London Renerence Newbery Jona Newbery St. Paul's Churchyard

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