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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Dec 06, 1766

Page

3

Embassy to Poru 1 e and Norwich court reports

Yesterday morning William Henry Lyttleton, Esq. held a conference with Secretaries of Late and is said to set forth on his Embassy to Poru 1 e. In the afternoon Hon. Mr. Justice Gould returned from Norwich riot trials, and Lord Mansfield along with senior officers attended an elegant entertainment at Rianston House.

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Farmers Trick on Prices Provokes Parliament Attention

A letter to the London Evening Post condemns farmers and merchants for raising prices to unjust levels, harming the poor and sparking calls for parliamentary remedies. The writer defends honest credit practices and critiques those who spread false accusations to mask their own guilt.

London Evening-Post Mergs Keader

Parliament urged to lower costs of living amid high rents and taxes

Prudentia argues in a Postscript that soaring rents and heavy taxes inflate prices of necessities. He suggests reforming taxes to raise revenue without burdening essentials and asks Parliament to consider the matter seriously for the nation’s welfare.

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