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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Dec 26, 1771
Page
4
A letter denounces the Lord Mayor for blocking the last Court of Common Council, calling it arbitrary and tyrannical. It asserts Londoners will seek legal counsel and may compel compliance with the City’s laws and customs, warning against ministerial domination and promising resistance to perceived tyranny.
A letter to the Printer of the London Evening Pol condemns church leaders for blocking new subscriptions to the London Association. It argues the clergy abuse power to curb reform, praises Latimer Ridley and Cranmer, and urges English opposition to intolerance. The writer condemns clerical despotism and defends public rights against church censorship.
In Lowesloft Suffolk the rector Mr Whitton received an Ecclesiastical Court order to read an excommunication against a parish woman for speaking and gossip. He consulted locals, learned the imputation might be true, wrote to Mr Bachelor expressing surprise, and ultimately refused to read the excommunication despite pressure, citing Veritas conwuit non ex cufat convitianiem.
The Ward of Farrinodon residents express concern at the resignation of two prominent figures Salter and Sharp. They lament the perceived danger to the city from new controls and urge the two men to step forward to defend liberty and the nation against what they call unworthy influences.
The piece argues the Money Bill’s failure in Ireland stems from ministry alterations not clerical error. It denounces ministers as tyrants and predicts impending dissolution while noting foreign reports, lottery results, shipwrecks, crime, and political accusations. It cites Dublin and Warsaw dispatches, lottery prizes, and local calamities as context.
An item notes a skin care product titled Improved MILK of ROSES for the Skin, prepared and sold by a craft producer. The brief mentions cosmetics use and commercial sale without detailing ingredients or a company name.
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