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Newspaper
General Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
May 21, 1771
Page
4
A Montpelier sourced letter alleges political maneuvering and personal criticism tied to correspondence about ministry opinions. The writer cites Horace paraphrases, urges disclosure of a full letter, and accuses others of fabricating or misusing exchanges with a Fulham contact and merchants who once supported the recipient.
The present dispute involves Mr Wilkes and Mr Horne with Orne accusing Wilkes of ridiculing his Redeemer and Wilkes countering that Barton Horne scorns the name of God. The exchange comes amid a flirtation of complimentary verses between Mr Garrick and Mr Anstey.
A concise ledger of a morning sermon at the Temple by a lively preacher from White Friars. The piece chides the audience for low attention, urging duty and credit through the preacher’s capabilities. Dated May 22, SIMON PURE remarks on the sermon’s impact.
A call for accountability of representatives to the people. The author denounces secrecy and tyranny, warns against an absolute monarchy, and praises the press as a safeguard of rights. It lauds Britons who resist arbitrary power and uphold public scrutiny to protect liberties.
In crowded briefings from Whitehall and St James's, reports note a private conference at the Queen's Palace, preparations for a royal review at Blackheath, and dispatches from Vienna and Leg Horn. Press whispers peg Parliament dissolution after the next sessions. changes in administration, naval strength, and trade measures loom, with local notes on marriages, fires, and crime as well.
A fragment reflecting a fervent toast to the British constitution as the safeguard of liberty and property. The speaker emphasizes that all joys from religion and society depend on the protection of the realm’s framework, declaring it unrivaled among nations and essential to national freedom.
A historical religious work titled HE ACTS OF THE DAYS OF THE SON OF MAN combines the four Gospels in one narration. It is sold by multiple London sellers including M. Lewis and Cy Dilly with price sixpence. A related pamphlet on Milton’s followers is offered at the same outlets.
Jacob Hemet dentist to her Majesty recommends his Essence of Pearl and Pearl Dentifrice as superior to previous preparations. It claims to whiten teeth, preserve enamel, tighten gums, stop decay, prevent scorbutic symptoms, freshen breath, and cure gingival issues. Sold wholesale and retail by Bayley and Price in London at 23 shillings 6d.
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