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General Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Oct 24, 1775

Page

4

Rebels In Family Church And Nation Mirror The Human Spirit

The author traces rebellion from infancy through school to apprenticeship and adulthood, showing how resistance becomes tyranny at home and in authority figures. He then moves to the church and nation, warning that rebellion can cloak itself as patriotism or religious zeal, leading to misery rather than liberty. He urges readers to heed conscience and avoid the snare of rebels pretending virtue.

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London News Briefs On Parliament And Skirmishes Abroad

A broad London summary reports the King’s gracious Speech opening the Peers session and upcoming militia measures. It notes Mr Joseph Mawbey seating in Commons and various inquiries into Mr Stephen Sayre’s Habeas Corpus case. Reports cover French style confinement, seditious handbills, Quebec letters, Carleton’s forces in Canada, and rising tensions in New York and Philadelphia Congress. Weather and floods in Leeds and Yorkshire, ship actions near Block Island, and a public notice of coiners in Southwark are included.

London House of Peers Joseph Mawbey, Bart House of Commons George Savile Harbord Harbord, Bart England Sayre Stephen Sayre the Common Pleas Newgate Bow Court of Common Council Corporation of Héandon Quebec Canada Carleton St. John’s General Assembly Province of New- York William ‘Fryen William Burgh Virginia Woed Richmond Pitturgh Cambridge Masachusetts Myllik-river Femple’s Parm Marines Bolton Lever New London Stonington Harbour Denison Wallace Rofe Botton Connecicut Boston Booker’s Hill Philadelphia John Hangock Connecticut Peyton Randolph Continental Congress Col Bunker’s Hill Leeds Hunslet Leeds Bridge Skipton Craven Sutton Stockbridge Keighley Bradford Bridge Windhill Shepley-Hurst Calverley Bridge Kirkstall-forge Swillington Bridge Ferrybridge Wakefield Horbury Kendal Wakefeld Bridge William Tomtrior Cowperbridge Balmford Marsden Cowper-bridge Huddersfield Garrick Losignan Zara Mo Meana Younge Barry Whitechapel Greenwood Southwark Islington Charles Moore Blackwell-hall Theyer Townsend Basinghall-stree John Haflim Manchester

Pickets Shares and Chances Sold at London Offices

Tickets and Shares offered at 67 High Holborn 0 Fleet Street 34 King Street Cheapside London claim two thousand pounds for last drawn in a Bankers deposit. Purchasers of varying ticket shares are promised favors without premium, with a list of stock prices and bonds including Bank Stock India South Sea and others spanning centuries.

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Benevolent subscription plan for soldiers and orphans in London

In Lindon on October 23 1776 a meeting chaired by Miaae Hughes Esq approved a benevolence subscription for aid to soldiers in America and for widows and orphans of those defending constitutional government. A committee and bankers across London were appointed to collect funds.

Samuel Smith Aldermanbury Harley Godfrey Theron Isaac Hughes Bt Jimes Jomeee James Bogte French Bignall Potter John Riley Jonas Hanway George Stainforth John Hookham Benjani Winthorp Ind Reade, Moorhouse, and Co Lonbardreet Mears Batfo Hoares and Co Fleet-street Coutts Strand Drummond and Co Charing-cross

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