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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Aug 28, 1766
Page
4
A jumble of verses and fragments references Zephyr and Zelinda, with dramatic lines on love and pain, then shifts to political discourse about a great commoner, aristocratic factions, and liberties under a government. The piece blends romantic lament with speculative constitutional critique.
An English correspondent in Paris reports Corsican reduction orders and possible Genoese cession hints. Letters describe strategic moves, trade concerns with English ministries, and fears of French gains affecting Port Mahon Gibraltar and related markets.
In a London Evening Post reply from North End Hamstead dated Aug 29 1766 Charles Dingley disclaims visiting Deputy Ellis and denies mentioning an address during a meeting with Sir James Hodges. He clarifies his message to Sir Robert Ladbroke was to urge a visit, not to convey other aims. He dismisses a dispute involving Mr Cotes and a Rampirer, urging the public to judge his veracity and the related affair.
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