Palatines distressed as Britain omits aid and new colonies profiled
A public appeal pleads for immediate relief for wandering Palatines in London streets. The writer condemns government neglect and criticizes policy that sends productive foreigners away while urging aid to American settlements. Various notices follow, including charity subscriptions, marriages, deaths, and crime reports from the capital.
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