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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Feb 01, 1777

Page

4

Press Warrants and Public Liberty in Crisis Wording

A long, reflective letter argues whether press warrants are necessary for national defense amid war threats. It discusses duties to country, opposition from London civic bodies, seamen’s enlistment, and the balance between liberty and security with appeals to custom and Parliament.

Privy Council Court of Aldermen Harley London Fes Admiralty

The Printer of the London Evening Post War Reflections

A letter decries costly American War and calls for frugality as debts soar. It cites Howe and Carleton troop counts, warns of a second conflict with Bourbon France, and notes Congress bounties and land grants to enlisted soldiers. Obituaries, crime notes, stock prices follow.

Congress United States Continental Army

Rhode Island Navy Victory During Jacobite Rebellions

In a bold display the rebels on deck refuse to yield and celebrate a seizure of an island. They claim Rhode Island as a safe haven, mock the king and Hanover, and plan to rest and live on the captured ground as Jacobites cheer for long life to the king.

New Hampshire Massachusett’s Bay Rhode Island Connecticut New York New Jersey Pensylvania Maryland Virginia North Carolina South Carolina Eesti House of Hanover

Yorke Clergy Notice on Banns of Marriage

Parish clerks across England are urged to halt publishing banns for Ann Brock a 34 year old child under guardianship. Citizens are asked to inform Mr Peter Perchard at No 9 Ab Church Lane of any notice or associated costs.

England Ann Brock Guy Church Peter Perchard Abchurch-lake

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