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Newspaper

General Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Oct 24, 1775

Page

2

Address on American measures by a London member

A letter from a British constituencys MP discusses opposition to American taxation and independence fears. He urges peace, warns against escalating disputes, and advocates conditional parliamentary concessions to restore harmony. He notes absence from London and emphasizes restoring relations with America to avoid a new war.

London Kent Lord Camden Corporation America

Fragmented plea for public light on political matters

A fragmented letter discusses seeking lights from legal advisers and concerns about a major political issue. It references Sir George Savile, expresses alarm at extreme fury, and recalls the Seven United Provinces to caution Philip II. The writer claims constituents deserve explanation of public concerns and personal sentiments.

Thébet Wilell George Savile Spain Hittory Philip Hotehirk Nave

Execution of Alexander Tate at the gallows

An authentic account details Alexander Tate, twenty six, born near Shields. He endured a year aboard a vessel then took up a livelihood by theft. On his deathbed he defended his innocence, insisted only one murder was his guilt, and faced execution with penitence, denying other charges and asking for prayers as he died.

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The Lady’s Fare: A Family Dinners of Five Dishes

An 18th century advertisement touts a bound volume titled The Lady's Fare containing 159 select bills of fare with full directions and dissections for preparations. Published by J. Walter and others, the work claims to exalt domestic virtue and womanly duties while marketing recipes for young ladies.

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