Arguments on Liberty and Constitution During Eyre Charge
The letter questions Mr Barn Eyre's charge and defends civil liberty. It blames ministerial venality, warns that liberty is endangered by reforms, and cites Lord Mansfield and Lord Bacon era principles. It argues constitutional laws emerged from theory and practice, urging cautious inquiry into government and justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Price
Taunton
Lord Mansfield
Baron Eyre
Lord Bacon
Tord Kine
Potter
Dr. Price
Dr. Priestly
Bath
Patriotic plea on London election and betrayed trust
A speaker laments the city’s alliance with a favored candidate, urging Londoners to stand firm for public virtue. He warns that deserting the chosen advocate would empower tyranny, expose ministerial agents, and ruin the metropolis. The text weighs rewards for service against courtly servility and calls for clear trust in future elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Casey
Farce TEE by G G Rigg altered for present times
An old advertised farce titled TEE printed by G R Fetterlane and bookbinders at the Court end of town. It warns the public that publishing it by comment or paraphrase will be prosecuted in the King Bench with severity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westmoreland
Whituntide
Tanner's Arms
Kirkbythere
Westmontland
London
Penrith
Carlisle
Scollard
Brough
England
Thomas Atkinson
Milbaourn
Westmorelard
John Taylor
Cannon-street
G.grigg
G. R. Fetterlane
Theatrical Intiligence Extrasidnary Treaty Tale
A satirical notice describes a secret treaty between new monarchs of Drury Lane and old at Covent Garden. The aim is to block inhabitants from other playhouses and force compliance with costly theatres. It claims officers lose pay, rank, or must resign, as a second Macedonian phalanx to suppress opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Drury=lane
Coventgarden
Royal Corps
London Criticizes News from America and Lord Dunmore
A London correspondent denounces ministerial rumours about the King's Fisher and American war news. He pillories pamphleteers and scoundrelly writers, cites reports of Clinton and Montgome rys movements, and notes naval dispatches and privateer activity while condemning costly misinformation.
Power and duties of the Lord High Steward of England
The piece outlines the historic powers of the Lord High Steward, describing oversight of justice and realm affairs, the limited contemporary uso for peers or capital cases, and the ceremonial acts at trials. It notes previous holders, roles during coronations, and the hawk-like authority kept by this office in law and monarchy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holland
Whitehal Hing
Duchess of
Kingston
England
Magnus Anglia Seneschallus
Earls of
Leicester
Hen. III
Thomas
Henry
America
Dort
Groningen
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London Evening Post
Mr. Barn Eyre
Postscript
Independent Livery of London
Virginia
Farrago
General Gage
Lord Chatham
Fisher
Lord Dunmore
Quebec
St. Cal
Clinton
Norfolk
Williamburg
Cape Fear
Martin
Bolton
Dickenson
Bristol
Montgomery
New- York
Lee
Congress
New-York
Carolina
Cadiz
Nantucket
Harmony
Muller
Cork
Ireland
Portsmouth
Westminster
Portmouth
Prince
Bombay
Carnac
Newington Church
Surry
John
Ellmore
Kingdom of
Treland
Kitty Henry
Berner-street
Gabriel Dickson
Ham
Essex
Dickson
Brentford
Jacob Weedon
Seylard
Henry Purdy, Packer
Queen Street
Ely Dyson
Halifax
Birmingham
Watt
Bloomfield
Dudley
Meff, Bentley, Banner, Wallin
Westley
Glasgow
Erigena
Tawo & Chit
India
South Sea
Dieto
Varun
Reding
Maidenhead
Thall
Tudor
Crown Inn
Reading
March
Maidenhead Bridge
Paternefter Row
County of Bedford
Independent Freeholders
Queen’s Arms Tavern
St. Paul’s
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