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London Evening Post in London, Middlesex

04 Jan 1770

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London Evening Post

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London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jan 04, 1770

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Letter defending Sir Edward H as worthy officer in 1770

A reader letter defends Sir Edward H against calumny in the London Evening Post. The writer praises his promotion and loyalty to Britain, rebuts accusations of disloyalty to old allies, and cites Lieutenant Bennet and other officers as examples of merit and rightful appointments. The piece closes with loyalist protestations regarding parliamentary authority and constitutional rights.

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Belzebue in Council Promises Liberty to Oppressors

A London Evening Post excerpt laments conspirators urging subversion of rights under the guise of liberty. It condemns the plot to incite discord, undermine parliamentary safeguards, and install a corrupt governance while satirizing aldermen and officials.

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Catechism Explanations and Church Texts for Sale

Long list of religious books and catechism explanations offered by John Rivington in St Paul’s Church Yard. Includes Wake’s Principles of Christian Religion Explanation and Welch editions. Prices range from 6d to 28s a hundred, with references to the Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge and sales to their members.

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Lliam Wake Canterbury John Rivington Bible and Crown St. Paul's Church-yard Kenn Mr. Lewis Welch Society For Promoting
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