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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Jan 04, 1766
Page
3
The letter laments a distempered public that harms all it touches and calls for a stronger pen to expose and cure corrosive, malevolent rational disorders before they ruin society. The author signs as Sam in Chancery Lane, urging honest men to help restore public virtue.
In Dublin today the Lord Lieutenant presented several bills including duties on beer and tobacco and restrictions on gold and silver lace imports. The Irish House of Commons adjourned to January 23, and John Staples was elected representative for Newtownlemavaddy. News from Mobile cites Capt. Meade Varilewen’s death and garrison sickness.
The GENE RY QUARTERLY MEETING of the Trustees will be held at their Office Cornhill near the Royal Exchange London on Thursday the 6th of February next at Ten in the Forenoon. Those who have suffered losses by fire are asked to file claims for satisfaction. Constant attendance is kept at the Office and at Craig's Court for insuring houses goods and merchandizes from loss by fire throughout Great Britain.
In a letter dated December from a London printer at York a “freeholder” laments heavy wartime and peacetime taxes. He asks Mr Moses for hope that the land tax will ease this year, voicing concern over debt, wartime acquisitions, and the burden of four shillings in the pound. He pleads for relief to ease his own finances.
To the Printer of the London Evening Post Mr MERES here is no believing any thing one hears or reads One day Wilkes is said to be returned and to have his Majesty s pardon next he is said to be neglected by his former friends and to come over to his native country and surrender himself at King's Bench Prison in a room being fitted up for him
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