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General Evening Post in London, Middlesex

02 Nov 1775

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General Evening Post

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London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Nov 02, 1775

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2

Address of Devonshire Militia Officers to the King at Exeter

The Officers of the 1st Regiment of the Devonshire Militia assembled at Exeter present a loyal address to the King. They pledge fidelity to the Crown, condemn American independence, and affirm readiness to defend the Constitution and British supremacy. May the King's reign continue glorious and the nation unite to uphold liberty and allegiance.

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Devonshire Militia Devon Exeter Excampie Americ Massachusetts Bay Connecticut Rhode Iland Providence North America Great-Britain Henry Maria Ejfen Universal Magazine of Knowledge and Pleasure J. Hinton King's Arms Patgrnofter-row Warwick-lane W. Newton Manchester Great Britain Ireland T. E Town and Country Magazine Tete Brand Mifsury Floralla America Ben Johnson Hawkesworth Kong A. Hamilton St. John's Gate G. Robinson Turling Town Martina Wray Milton Wray Robert Turlington King't-Arme Birchin-lane London Hilton Wray Daffy Stoghton Squire Rascliff Bostock Hungary Mooper Antesson Bateman Godfrey Turkhpcon Turlington Bareq William Wray Martha Wray
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Dijon Sketches and a Madrid Comedy Review

A wanderer praises Dijon as a favorable English residence in France, describing monks, wine, and local sights while noting travel misuses and scenting a critique ofhostelry practices. The piece includes a long verse and ends with a theatre notice for The Master at Covent Garden and a theatre critique of DAvénant’s Madrid comedy.

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Dijon France Paris England Burgundy Prince of Condi’s Palace Lewis the Devonge Bernight Roy Atry Tows Fur Tims Theatre Royal Covent Garden Mr. Dantail Don John Isabella Lewis Don Lewis Wroughton Sancho Don Ferdinand Lucilla Madrid William D’avenant London Mos Modens Dan John Burgos Co . Oe Pope Wart Sabella Peri Woodward Miss Leeson
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