An Open Letter on British Tyranny and American Grievances 1774
The author denounces British policy toward the American colonies, condemning the administration for a military plan, coercion, and the use of Parliament in imposing taxes without consent. He argues this violates charters, risks civil war, and endangers British liberty, urging prudence and constitutional restraint.
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America
St. George’s Fields
Boston
Pompey
London Evening Pot Proprietors Address on Candidacy
A public critique questions the fitness of T. R. Esquire for a director post at the London Evening Pot East India proprietors. It condemns alleged public delinquency abroad and profane conduct at home, citing theatre acts to urge rejection and disavowal of this candidate and his supposed supporters.
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London
East India Proprietors
T. R. Esqoff
India
Junto leaders named in shadow government list
The article lists a secret effective cabinet in Britain, naming Mr. C. Jenkinson as President, Cornwall as Treasury head, and many others including Mr. Ellis, Mr. Wedderburn, Mr. Rice, and Lord Hillsborough, detailing their roles and indicating a covert group steering policy before ministers act. It notes parliamentary plans, Irish trade, and ongoing debates on corruption and elections, plus military movements and local notices.
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C. Jenkinson
Cornwall
Treasury Board
Ellis
Stanley
Wedderburn
Rice
Mackenzie
G. Elliot
Lord Hillsborough
Lord Mansfeld
Gov. Hutchinson
Israel Mauduit
Knox
Famihiare
I. Astle
D‘oyley
BuckingHam House
Frith-frest merchant advertises goods for sale and medical notices
Mr Nevil of Frith-ftrest Soho announces a sale of his fine point and other faces with curios foreign wings Champagne at his house tomorrow the 12th instant. Detter and Oculit a German native informs patients the doctor has moved to No 57 Manfield street Godman’s fields and continues treating eye disorders deafness ruptures and other sense injuries with free advice to the poor Stocks and annuities prices listed with various 18th century bond and bank stock figures.
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Nevil
Frith-ftrest
Soho
Calais
Detter
Oculit
Goergestenner
Germany
Manfilfireet
Godman's Fields
Companion to the Royal Kalend Dar Seventeenth Edition
This day was published price 1s being the seventh edition of the Companion to the Royal Kalend Dar a list of changes in administration since the king’s accession in October 176e to March 1775 prefixed with a list of the late and present House of Commons showing changes in MPs and candidate results printed for J. Abmon opposite Burlington House Piccadilly Includes a Kalerdar and Almorack in the same format for that purpose.
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House of Commons
J. Abmon
Burlington House
Piccadilly
Wanted curacy near London with comfortable house
An advertisement seeks a curacy in a pleasant healthy location about forty or fifty miles from London. Requires a suitable house for a family and is added to Mr Robson, bookseller, in New Bond Street. immediate answers welcomed.
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London
Robson
New
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