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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Dec 19, 1775
Page
4
A historical sermon laments misapplied capital punishment and colonial oppression in Britain and America. It denounces ministers who preach power and materialism, argues for lawful opposition to tyranny, and cites Voltaire and Sharpe on religious and civil liberties amid the colonial war.
A formal address to the gentlemen clergy and freeholders of the county of Hereford outlining procedural or civic matters likely connected to governance, land, or local rights. The text presents a traditional petition or summons style common to county assemblies.
The ministry orders denial of Canadian reports and claims St Johns not taken. Governor Tryon’s account arrival is awaited as Carleton’s Quebec stand looms. The piece voices discontent with British rule in Quebec, notes Lord Howe and Palliser promotions amid colonial separation plans, and praises those opposing dismemberment.
Reports from Hampton describe brave officers Captain Nicholas and Captain Lyne leading minute men and militia against four pounders from a schooner and tenders. They held the shore with minimal cover, repulsing the attack as the fleet pressed in, with several killed or wounded and prisoners taken. The defense earns high praise and a prize share for the troops.
The humble Addees and Petition of the Gentlemen Clergy Traders and Freeholders of the County Palatine of Lancaster present their loyal assurances and zeal for the crown amid the present alarming public affairs and to dropery their support for Britain's prosperity.
John J. Zubly DD preaches a sermon on American liberty at Georgia's Provincial Congress. Addressed to the Earl of Dartmouth with an appendix recounting struggles to recover liberty. Philadelphia printing with Almon and Burling, 1760s dating, sale listings in Piccadilly and Paternoster Row.
This day is published the second edition corrected and improved, embellished with a map of China and copper-plates in two volumes 12mo priced six shillings bound. Contents cover geographic commercial and political overview of China with accounts of customs manners religion agriculture government architecture language trade and notable features. Printed for E. and C. Day in Board-street and other locations.
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