Proclamations threaten liberty in Britain says PHILO REGIS
The letter argues against royal proclamations and parliamentary action perceived as tyranny. It blames ministers for oppressive policies toward America, imagines consequences on trade and taxation, and asserts resistance as essential to preserve liberty. The writer cites historical figures, calls for unity, and warns that liberty and stability hinge on opposing arbitrary power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Orpe Greville
America
Charles the Martyr
Congress
James the Firk
London
Scotland
Boston
Bermudas
House of Hanover
Houst
Charles de Frrlt
James
Gibraltar
Minosca
House of Commons
Hadeas Corpu
Cedom
Grorauar
Mahon
North America
Rome
Proclamation anger in London as alerts rise over liberty
The letter from the American front and the Proclamation spark a wave of debate in London. Reports describe merchants seeking guidance on compliance while dangers of rebellion loom, with references to Massachusets, political figures, and warnings from Dublin and Portsmouth.
Inimitable Speech by Dr Snipley in Lords on Massachusetts Charter
London Evening Post reports an illus trious bishop’s intended speech in the House of Lords concerning Massachusetts Bay Charter changes. The verse salutes Britannia and notes political factionalism, urging continued support for royal authority and national unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonathan SnipLey
St. Ab
House of Lords
Massachusets Bay
Letter to Mr Sanxay on Miss Butterfield case in Croydon
A publication notes a letter to surgeon Mr Sanxay in Essex critiquing his conduct regarding Miss Butterfield. Butterfield faced trial at Croydon offices on August 19, 1775 for poisoning William Scawen, Earl of Woodcot Lodge in Surrey, and was honorably acquitted. Printed by G. Kearfly at No 46 near Serjeant’s Inn Fleet Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Macpherson
Alexander Swaltoe Kinloch
American
Jackson
York
Sophia
Farquhar
Dover
Jamaica
Hispaniola
Cuba
Spain
Royal Exchange
Dublin
Foot Guards
America
Botton
Fleet
Ireland
Charles
Puffsrdarf
Europe
Col
Lilhorpe
Edinburgh
Atlantic
Portsmouth
White
Betsey
Curley
Bewley
Jarvais
London
Emperor
Beckmvith
Peterbourgh
Friendship
Turndal
Prince George
Johnson
Newcastle
Britannia
Morrison
Rich
Dale
Isabella
Aughton
Sunderland
Delight
Downs
Quebec
Pelicity
Chandler
Memel
Richmond
Pallas
Cornwallis
Thomas and Aar
Luke
Plymouth
Cow
Depriod
Amity
Coopes
Phoenix
Parker
Spithead
John Eliot
Rsg
Scotland
Hannah Davis
Little Old Bailey
Temple
Limehouse
St. Andrew’s Hoborn
Joseph Jackson
Ghoe-Lane
Miss Smith
Great Queen-street
Lincoln’s
A. Kinnordy
Helen Ogilvy
John. Ogilvy
Innercaunty
Bare
Yetterday
William Deverell
Story
Chichester-Renis
Chancery Lane
Sanxay
Essex
Street
Miss Butterfield
Croydon
William Scawen
Woodcot Lodge
Surry
G. Kearfly
Serjeant’s Inn
Fleet-Qreet
Remembrancer pricing and editions for Boston environs map
The note indicates New Editions of the two former numbers with price per issue. It mentions those who desire a Correé map of the environs of Boston should request the Remembrancer, Number II.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Botton
Boston
Julie Revembrander
America
England
J. Alan
Burlington House
Piccadilly
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London Evening Post
Philo Regis
London Evening Po
Wiliam Strahan
Lawrence Poudtney-lane
Warpington
Philadelphia
Fairfax
Prince William, Fauquier
Spatulvania
Continental Army
Virginia
Charlestown
South Carolina
St. Augustine
Charletown
Montreal
Robertson
Porteous Gray
Todd
Carolina
Shew
Bowman
Whithaven
Beck
Tgt
Hank Stock
Andia Dire
South Sea Ditco
Bank Annu
Ditto Cool
Taster
Fedia Agnasciss
Yi-Hall Percena
Brisa
India
The
Marton
Bor
Vellu
Asrvaer
Seuart
Igondon
Evening Post
Number XI
J. Almon
Burlington
Kew
Gamer
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