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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Feb 02, 1775

Page

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Grace to the ARCHBISHOP a furious letter to a bishop

The writer addresses the archbishop with sharp, moral critique of clergy and rulers. He blames licentious conduct and disarray among leaders, argues for rooting out vice, and asserts loyalty to the sovereign while condemning Tory ministers. The letter hints at identifying a figure in a leaf and ends with a clue to discern his features.

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Dialogue on Bishops and church governance in 1774 era

A long dialogue between Rev Mr Evans and Mr Dobson discusses bishops. It covers origin of the term, duties, residence, ambition, and merit of bishops, with quips about church politics. Includes an aside about Latimer, and ends with a promise to continue in a next installment. Local notices on elections and colonial news are appended.

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Gentleman orders servant to shoot dogs in grounds

A Yorkshire landowner in the East Riding allegedly directed his gamekeeper to take a servant armed with a ball and shoot any dog defending a person trespassing on his land, with inferred plan to also shoot the trespasser if resisted. The report notes the incident occurred last week and cites the owner's orders.

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