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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Feb 14, 1765

Page

3

Wlit Mix Williams a Bookteller in Fleet Street

A report from London recounts Wlit Mix Williams, standing in the pillory on Thursday, and later returning to the King’s Bench where a Hackney coachman refused payment, calling the ride honor enough. Dispatches note Wilkes abroad in debt, and various international and local notices follow.

Wlit Mix Williams Fleetstreet King’s Bench Hackney Williams Paris Wilkes Edinburgh Courant Hague Great Britain Republic Brisis France Madrid Catalonia Carthapena Cadiz Bow Church Society For the Propagation of the Archbishop of Canterbury London Durham Winchester Litchfield Coventry Chester Chichester Norwich God Lincoln Alderman Trecothick Sheriff Crosby Jesus Mansion House Taylor St. Bartholomew’s Hospital Monroe St. Bartholomew the Less St. Bartholomew's Sharp Hospital Archbishop Sharp Fitzherbert St. Paul’s Cathedral Robert Ladbroke Chrirt Hospital Treasury England Birmingham Scotland Bulkély Frederic Pigou Tower Street Mus Jemima Wilsomn Robert Wis-n County of Essex Edward Homaing Kensington Wiliam Welle Ffg Yetterday Tortil- Fields Westminster Avery Thot Hithers Mrr Holt St. Margaret’s Westminster Alderman Dickenson Elizabeth Ludwell Chiring Kent Brownlowy-street Charlotte Mesfina Stangate Creek Alderspate-street Tower-Hill King's Bench Westminster Hall Sir John Fielding Rawn-street Covent-garden Walthamstow Woodford Wanstead Bethnall Green Mile End Row Bromley Stratford Stepney Middlesex Joln Moreton Taylor White Elgrs Montgomeryshire Pool Denbighshire Rolin Flineshire Flin Cheshire Che Castle

Legacy of Monarchy and Parliaments in Early Liberty

The letter voices warning against arbitrary rule as Charles II and James II abused prerogatives, urging restraint and the protection of laws. It argues that James II’s fall teaches successors not to subvert the land’s liberties, and urges ministers to avoid concealing royal matters to protect crowns and governance.

Crates the Fink Janes James Nonfelf P, Inces

Liberty and law in the era of Magna Charta debate

The letter questions the legality of the Excise tax on Cyder and the broader rights of Devon and Cornwall subjects. It argues against class divides and emphasizes national unity, proper remedies, and loyalty to the crown while warning that coercive measures threaten the king’s service and public harmony.

Warrans Eam Devon Cornwall Deangel Ancesto

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