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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Feb 14, 1775

Page

3

Public matters and private bills amid British Parliament debates

Reports from Phurs Bay on February 16 detail petitions for private bills and hearings in the Upper Assembly. The Commons met for private business, with motions on military recruitment, bribery resolutions for Hindon, and notes on excise, American affairs, and canal navigation.

Phurs Bay Bon D.on

Auction notice for estates of AM BREDDALL at Woburn and Bucks

To be sold by auction by Thomas Shaw at the George Inn Woburn on Wednesday March 115th at eleven o clock. Nine distinct lots include freehold and leasehold estates of AM Brooke Reddall late of Evertholt in Bedfordshire consisting of three farms two cottages and homesteads and various lands. Also a copyhold messuage at Ivinghoe Bucks and a reversionary right in lands at North Crawley Bucks. Printed particulars available from Friday the 17th inst. of Mr Fothergill Bedford Row Holborn and Thomas Shaw at Woburn Bedford.

Thomas Shaw George Inn Woburn Holborn London Bedford

Fragmentary notice from St Paul’s Church-yard event

A partial OCR fragment references a churchyard event at St Paul’s with stray names and dates. Details are unclear, but mentions a venue and individuals linked to a 4280 era.

Ina Fries Otis St. Paul's Church-yard le Sfeblong

Lord Irnham's Speech Against American War Motives

Postscript speech argues administration uses a ruinous American war to extend despotic power. He cites Whig principles, Roman precedents, and the sovereignty of the people, urging retrenchment of measures and adherence to liberty as in William III's era. He lists Britain, Ireland, Scotland, London, Bristol, and Manchester as allied to liberty against the war.

House of Commons America Friends of Liberty Porver Charles the Martyr Church England London Bristol Coventry Birmingham Manchester Rome Ireland Scotland Norwich Irgil France Spain Marius Sulla Cafar Augustus Tiberius Arturtus Great Britain Ulysses Lecus Wiiliam Great Itain

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