Postscript Continued on English Dignity and Foreign Interference
A London Evening Post excerpt argues for national dignity over foreign influence. The author critiques the Tory strain, warns against funding foreigners, and favors self rule backed by English power rather than reliance on Hanover and Russian or French allies.
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William
Hanover
England
Scotland
Stuart
Lewis
More
Porte
Capitela
Rufia
Manever
Flanover
Raesc
Mera
Tve
American Congress
House of Bourbon
Orlon
First day arrived the Wael from Holland
A London dispatch notes that on September 5 the English Admiral Mann sailed from Beja to Gibraltar and Madrid with Morocco envoy offers to indemnify Britain for expenses from the breach of the peace. It is believed the Moorish emperor will accept, signaling an imminent peace.
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Mann
Beige
Gibraltar
Madrid
Morocco
Cena
Letomilenel
Bohemia
Counc de Waldstein
Fragmentary text from court measures supporters list
Incomplete OCR fragment noting peers who supported court measures. Contents unreadable overall. no clear names or locations discernible.
PEERS AND LORDS PAY THE NATION’S TOLL IN SPEECHES
The piece lists Scots and English peers with offices and salaries, estimating two hundred thousand pounds yearly in naval and political funds. It catalogs absent lords in opposition to measures, cites vast sums, and ends with a royal note about rights and a warning to recall figures by resolution for two months of peace between England and America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke of Leeds
Lord Mansfield
House of Lords
Exrteo Coroares
Graf
Privy Council
Ogland
America
Petition faction clash at London taverns sparks reform debate
The piece describes factions among London's liverymen over petitions supporting peace and trade. It recounts confrontations at the London Tavern and Bishopsgate with accusations of obloquy, praises for Baker and Rankin, and calls to defend a free press against ministerial overreach. It also notes the Lord Mayor Elect and local stock prices and notices follow.
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London
White Hart Tavern
Bishopspate-street
Thomas Wellings
Livery
King’s Arms Tavern
Cornhill
King's Arms
British Empire
America
England
Ireland
Cfex
Rankin
James Johnson
Crosby Square
Baker
Siace
London Association
Thosa
Loxpow Association
Wood-street
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John A
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Xeier
Drevor
Rosrou
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Bath
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Canterbury
Carlisle
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York
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Berkeley Petre
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Chebetwald
Ifbury
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Monion
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Lord Harcourt
Lord Stormont
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Rockingham
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Cumberland
Londes
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Stamford
Evhasham
Sanhope Ferrers
Stratford Fitzwilliam Yankerville
Fortescue Temple
Gloucester ‘Porrington
Fvenor
Walpole Kinson
TFT
S&s
St. Asaph Byxeter
George Tilmily
Aberdeen
Gordon Trewin
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London Place
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