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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Apr 16, 1763
Page
4
A London printer’s handbill, dated 16 North-Barronr, contains a polemic about Spain and ongoing war terms. The writer argues the North Briton’s address shows inconsistency between fear of misleading and a claim to clear demonstration, urging candor and public scrutiny of government missteps.
A derisive, fragmented letter accuses hospital and undertaker practices of disposing of bodies and burying women and infants in coffins to save money. It references Watchmen, a hospital, county butchers, and mocking dialogue about a baby and a kidney. The tone is satirical and accusatory, with harsh social commentary.
An Occasional CONRESPONDENT laments English poetry under Siege by France or Spain. The verse vows to resist courtly praise and boldface critique. It condemns a Minion and Churchill, foreshadowing satire at the poetic altar while defending English verse from perceived foreign authorship.
A poetic dialogue depicts Flavia denying Amon and Lycon’s claim. She declares her heart already given to Lycon, offers a friendship as a compromise, and speaks with faltering voice while counting her fan’s folds. The scene notes Flavia’s disdain for tricks and her independence from the age.
A private letter to a Member of Parliament recounts reaction to printed Votes showing a proposed duty on all cyder. The writer, contemplating Love and society, muses on joys and mind over body while noting the bill’s possible inclusion in the next session.
The monarch approved multiple bills including revenue customs and electoral protections. Reports from Vienna describe ceremonial feet washing by the Empress and Arch Dukes, while French shipbuilding continues at Toulon. London port remains open to oats. several ships depart for Lisbon and Gibraltar. local deaths and marriages are noted along with peak trade figures and imports and exports from the recent period.
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