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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Apr 06, 1765
Page
3
A fragmented foreign and domestic news digest lists sailors and travelers from Chile to Dublin, with multiple ships and ports named. It covers crimes, executions, floods, weather, and local deaths, plus court news in London, appointments, and notices of shipbuilding and trade across Europe and the Atlantic.
IsleWORTH April 0 1767 Mr Poulton Thunder Merchant late of Lambeth drowned in the River Thames above Walton Bridge his body not yet found after diligent search Whoever shall lodge notice of the recovery to Giles Poulian at Newworth Middlext shall receive Ten Guineas Reward
The writer argues that the Great Charter of Rights and Liberties, long revered as irrevocable, is being challenged by modern EnglishParliamentary actions and even excised by excise laws. He recalls ancestors shedding blood to secure the charter and questions how laws now contradict its guaranteed rights.
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