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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Feb 05, 1780
Page
4
Postscript letter from a Dublin reader to Lord North defends Irish rights and calls for clear explanation of England Ireland ties. It argues for Ireland’s separate legislature, reassessment of British laws, and seeks two actions: recognition as a nation and full rights within a free union. The writer insists on a public argument for Ireland’s liberties.
The speaker asserts the right to regain freedom from British rule and demands indispensable rights for a free people. If inquiries show Ireland lacks these rights due to arbitrary British power, Britain must relinquish the invasion of rights or support it as necessary power.
A London Evening Post commentary ridicules Mr Smelt and royalist pretensions with satiric attacks on political pretence and divine right. It weaves in references to the Prince of Wales, the York meeting, and Whig resilience, while praising constitutional limits and lawful authority. It also notes American affairs, naval movements, and local deaths.
London news from Clyde reports a New York message praising American defense. It notes enemy efforts as feeble but commends the firmness and effectiveness of the American defensive system. It highlights the bravery and discipline of officers and soldiers when the system deviates.
HTP News reports on February 7 that the wind blows northward as the Dromedary and the Pelican depart outward bound, continuing their established voyage pattern from Warwick.
A note indicates Amicus must be postponed to Saturday. A member of the Tus Association is identified in a Tuesday timetable as part of the schedule.
Prices listed for bank stock, canal securities, annuities, and bonds with per cent figures and reductions. Entries include Consols, Navy assurance, and various old and new annuities. notes on scrip, exchange, and bills indicating a snapshot of 19th century market activity at a set time.
To the Gentlemen Clergy and Freeholders of the County Palatine of Lancaster I offer myself as a candidate to fill the late Thomas Stanley’s vacancy in Parliament for this county He pledges to defend the county’s commercial interests and his country’s welfare with utmost effort from Cross Hall Fan 15 178c.
An advertisement proclaims Greenoughs Tinctures long used for teeth and gums over 39 years. It promises whitening without enamel damage, loosening teeth that are saved, decay prevention, and fresh breath. The Toothache tincture allegedly provides immediate relief and cures pain. Sold in London by T Greenough and Francis Newbery Jr with a caution about counterfeits and a guarantee note.
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