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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Aug 05, 1775

Page

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Letter on Boston battle and suppression of public information

A letter condemns General Gage and the Boston engagement, accusing the administration of suppressing full accounts and libeling Provincials. It argues the redoubt was unfinished, claims defeats were misrepresented, and calls for accountability of officials who promote tyranny and imperil constitutional rights.

Sufpea Gage Earl of Dartmouth Howe Pigot Boston Putnam Grather Atlantic Charles Town

London Gazette items and court notices from Aug 5

The London Gazette section reports military reassignments on half-pay, land grants in Ireland, and plans to revive Brindisi port. Various court sentences include hangings, transportation, and pardons. New York and European naval news update on ships, voyages, and accidents, with local ecclesiastical notices and obituaries.

Deria of Deria Hari death shocks Ang court

Deria informs Sir Andrew Michel that Hari of Poirers was slain by a common hax man. Ang courtiers and ministers present as the ambassador defends English practice of deheading kings when subjects' rights are violated. The king shows discomposure but respect for the ambassador afterward.

Worcester Philip Pugh Pitchcott Thomas Page Jacob Budley Edward Winters Samuel Rand Fairsted William Kirk Daniel Porter John Adams Braintree Lambert Reading Chapman Copped Hall Hicks Kirk Porter Reading Clamping Hoy Lord Mansfield Lamber Flo Feolly York Priday Jaktice Athurtt Wiz Juki Pranmsoce Samuel Hoxby Quiity Pho Davis John Bent Philip Geen Inkitin Gould The Common Pleas Athnarit King’s Bench John Wiliamson James Plant John Elimer Scotlan Richard Watfn Matthew Gul Felbeck Richard Wardle the Elder Thomas Moxton Richard Boshis Scarborough p.Avis Robin Hood’s Bay Richard Farrar Richard Wardle Jun Richard Juncy Deria Hari Poirers Ang Forsiin Andrew Michel Berlin British Empire Andrew

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