Infamous Libel Burn Order Amidst London News
A long item reports an infamous seditious libel titled A Divert of the Rights and Prerogatives of the Imperial Crown to be burnt by the hangman at Westminster Hall Gate and the Royal Exchange, with the Sheriffs overseeing. It notes political shifts, church appointments, colonial ships in service, mutinies quelled, deaths, marriages, and a court session ending with eight acquittals and one sheriff’s punishment.
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Ana
Frawrence Richardson
Old-street
Sir Rich. Bettenton
Queen-square
Robert Thomas
Highgate
John Cox
Baynbugg-street
Whilip Dyot
Dyot-street
Stephen Clarke
Hart-street
George Chandlers
Great Ruffel-Street
John Chace
Die
Westminster-hall Gate
Royal Exchange
London
John Cuff
Bart
Houre of Commons
Downing-street
Miles Barne
Dunwich
Suffolk
Jacob Gerard Downing
Barr
Canterbury
Lambeth
Count Posinsky
Vienna
Francfort
Edmund Faunce
University College
Oxford
Andrew, Baron
Lor Rollo
Kent
Rochester
Sutton
Hoare
James Jordan
Coombe Upton
Gloucester
Lady Forrester
Thomas Faber
East India Compacy
Lord Anson
Prince of Wales
Bencoolen
Solébay
Beckenham
Bengal
Francis Levert
Merry
Poer Auny
Fleming
Chhesterday
Eleazer Lé _ wanes
Barham
London Assurance Corporation
Caviac
Fisch-lane
Audley-street
Westminster-abbey
Westmitter-abbey
Red Cow
Smithfield
John Math
St. Bartholomew’s Tospital
Child’s-hill
Hampstead
Cokayne
Bath-fields
Newington
Bail’s Pond Turnpike
Hicks’s Hall
Newgate
John Franklin
Showi
Hatley
Richard Hodgson
Haberdather
Clements Lane
Samuel Gordon
Richard Chester
Cannon-Street
Theatre Royal
Covent Garden
T- Lownds
Fleet-Street
G. Kearfly
Ludgate-Street
W- Griffin
Fetter-Lane
J.coore
Paternoster Row
W. Nicoll
St. Paul's Church-Yard
Joun “Young
D. D
T- Recker
P. A. Be Honde
Speech by Sir Francis Bacon on Undertakers in Parliament
A London Evening Post reader letter set discusses Sir Francis Bacon's 1610s speech condemning private undertakers for parliamentary influence. It contrasts royal reliance on consent with fears of cadre manipulation, urging reform plans and vigilance against corruption in governance.
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James the First
Ives
House of Commons
Francis Bacon
England
Commons
Derry
Colerain
Ireland
Mr. Speaker
Loth
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Saalfeld
Bills Mihiffer
T. Becket
PPA
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