To the Printer of the London Evening Post
A brief letter requests dissemination of the Lai owing Paper through the London Evening Post as an independent press conduit to the public.
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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Apr 13, 1776
Page
2
A brief letter requests dissemination of the Lai owing Paper through the London Evening Post as an independent press conduit to the public.
A lengthy tract denounces Presbyterian influence in Britain and America, accusing Presbyterians of aiming to topple monarchic authority, promote episcopacy in America, and spark a Republican Revolution. It laments Dissenters and calls for defense of the Church of England, warning of fiscal and political peril. The piece attacks Dr Price, protests religious liberty for Catholics, and cites a royal proclamation on coin weights as part of a broader political melodrama. It weaves fear of colonial rebellion with domestic church politics and warns of Roman and Presbyterian plots against the Hanoverian regime.
Printer of the London Evening Post notes a highly attended concert benefiting Mr Crof cill on Friday the 1gth instant at the New Nibly Rooms in Hanover Square. He praises Crof cill as the sole English violoncello player to rival Europe in tone and expression, avoiding imitative tricks. Oxford, a rif yi.
The royal proclamation dated 24 June in the 14th year of the reign declares actions by the king at St James's. It notes the issuance of a formal proclamation and outlines the royal authority behind it. The document reflects official communication from George R. to subjects.
Devonshire sergemaker listed at Wise Cellar in the Serge market Exeter with a certificate to be granted. Also mentions John Smith Mercer of Ath in Kent as grocer.
The concert by the Sons of the Clergy will be performed at St Pauls Cathedral on Tuesday May 7th to mark the charity anniversary meeting. The feast day is noted as the occasion for the event.
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