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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Feb 04, 1766

Page

3

Stamp Act turmoil and public demonstrations in New York

Reports from New York Philadelphia and Boston describe Stamp Act unrest with a gallows and effigies of act enforcers, ships seized and stamped papers burnt, Halifax to Quebec uneasy, merchants seeking repeal, and militia-like guards protecting distributors. Multiple towns report protests, rhetoric, and official responses as colonial resistance grows.

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Public Papers Hint At Parliamentary Reform Motion

A fragment from public papers argues that a motion in Parliament will test the Ministry's loyalty to the people rights, judging whether they support restoring the people's ancient liberties or remain tied to a corrupt system. The piece frames the debate as a nationwide measure of popularity versus constitutional fidelity.

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Repeal Demand Over Marriage Act Letter to Printer

A letter to the London Evening Printer from JUVENIS urges Parliament to repeal the Marriage Act this session. The writer claims the act contradicts God, promotes adultery, and would depopulate the nation, offering no specifics on proposed alterations.

London Meres C. Juvenis

Prologue by Stanton at Ashborne Derbyshire theatre

Prologue spoken by Mr Stanton on the fift hight night of the Companys performing at Ashborne Derbyshire. The speaker asks for indulgence for a new projected plan and introduces the troupe as a newly collected dramatic band from wandering tribes, claiming some have studied Shakespeare and Rowe. They seek impartial judgment to decide if they deserve audience favor and praise.

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Intelligence Extraordinary and Ministry Foreseen

Rumors claim a new Ministry is forging ahead with Apic and Span in leadership. Thane may head this body and openly manage public affairs, bringing unity, peace, and prosperity to his Majesty's dominions if true.

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