Royal and parliamentary notes from London and colonies
The article records the House of Lords and Commons adjournments and royal attendance, Maundy Thursday bounty distributions, and a Bow Church confirmation. It includes extraneous reports from Charles Town South Carolina on corn export prohibitions, tax-law warnings in North Carolina, and letters from New Bern offering parliamentary currency concerns. Also noted are Easter Monday archers, public notices on duties, and assorted deaths and marriages in London and Exeter. An editorials section discusses bread economy and possible shifts to brown loaf plus reduced butter use to ease shortages.
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Great Britain
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Society of Archers
Battersea
Germany
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Lincoln’s Inn Hall
Exeter
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Monument Yard
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Edward Wells
Wallingford
Berks
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Richmond
William Anderson
Grosvénor Square
George Patterson
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Langley
Laedenhalb
Sudbury
Suffolk
Lothbury
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Piccadilly
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Poplar
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Mile End
James Smith
Caddad
Bandon
Greenough
King’s Arms
Laidgates Firéet
London
W. Bayley
Pérfuner
Cacksouy- Street
Haymarket
A. Rottwell
New Bad-street
Mr. Purdié
North Parade
Bath
King's Beath
T. Greenough
Ludeste Street
Balsam
Poli
Ton Gate
Holborn
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Quhart
Royal Exchange 3
Mr. Duthami
Caring Cross
Causes of High Provisions and Agriculture Viewpoint
Letter to the printer argues the root of high prices lies in pasture policy and land use rather than plow neglect. It defends current farming effort, notes wheat and other provisions rising, and critiques mandatory wheat allotments while stressing improved judgment in agriculture over the past decade.
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Destructive Reflections on Mundungus and Hawke in 1772
A Portsmouth dated letter from April 95 1772 attacks Mundungus and criticizes his public accusations against Sir Edward Hawke. The writer urges the author to mind his own business and leave politics to wiser heads, describing the target as misguided and self-satisfied. The tone is sharp, accusing, and admonitory, reflecting partisan dispute in the London Evening Post.
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England
Edward
Mr. Mundungus
Edward Hawke
Oftaro
Perso
Ireland
Great Britain and
Inquiry into the Evidence against Mary Queen of Scots
The third edition with additions and a postscript of an inquiry into the evidence against Mary Queen of Scots is advertised for publication. It covers a critical examination of Dr. Roger-Tson and Mr. Hume’s histories, with a report to that evidence. Printed for multiple London booksellers including Langman Cadell and Murray.
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Mary Queen of Scots
Rogert
Hume
T. Langman
Wilson
Nicholl
T. Cadell
W. Owen
E. and Dilly
Richardson
Urquhart
J. Murray
Magdalen Bridge Reconstruction Seeks Proposals
Oxford March 21 772 commissioners under act of parliament invite masons carpenters and ballast workers to submit sealed proposals for rebuilding Magdalen Bridge. bids due May 1 at 1 o clock with security and performance terms. plans and specifications available at Gwyn Office Oxford and Gwyns Leicester Fields London for viewing by bidders.
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Magdalen Bridizé
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