A Plain Dealer Assails Courant Over Murder Debate
A letter-writer in the London Evening Post rebukes the editor of the London Courant and critics the legal class while defending frank, harsh language against public crimes. He urges plain speech and criticizes courtly etiquette, power, and corruption as England’s moral decline deepens.
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Jexour
England
Junius
Johnson
Rome
Greece
Asia
Go Lord Onslow and the Surrey Protest Controversy
A letter denounces Lord Onslow for alleged hypocrisy in Surrey protests, accusing him of Tory graft, praising reform of public emoluments, and arguing that supporting parliamentary sway against liberty risks enslavement by undue influence. The writer frames the issue as a constitutional and political clash between reform and traditional power.
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Epsom
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Candidate for Lancaster County seat vows service to constituents
The letter from Thomas Stanley announces his candidacy to fill the late Hon. Thomas Stanley’s vacancy in Parliament for Lancaster. He pledges to serve the county’s interests and country with unwavering attention, addressing clergy, gentlemen, and freeholders at Cross Hall on January 15, 1782.
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Thomas Stanley
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Ship News Deal February Arrivals At Portsmouth And Lisbon
Deal February 16 ships report wind northwest steady. Arrived at Portsmouth the Apollo from St Kitts. At Lisbon the N S De L 7 from Dastmouth.
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Old Officer and Member of Association Stock Prices List
A historical fragment lists stock prices and annuities for various securities. Entries include Bank Stock 3 Percent, bank annuities revived at 65 3 4ths to 7 Sths, Consols around 60 5 Sths, several year dates such as 1726 1758 1762 1777, and notes on India Stock and Omnium Excheque Bills. The text reflects a 18th century market summary with diverse bonds, annuities, and scrip values.
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Bank Jorg Annuitiee Shore
Hereford Inn notice of Parry improvements
City of Hereford dated Nov. 17, 1779. Charles Parry announces he has entered the Red Streak Tree inn in Hereford market center and fitted it up with better tabling and liquors. He pledges moderate charges and will use best efforts to please patrons, seeking continued favors and gratitude. Post chaises with able horses and careful drivers offered.
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Sun- Tavern
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Humbdiefer Vanty
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