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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jan 06, 1780

Page

4

Public calls for MPs to speak for liberty and reform

A London Evening Post letter appeals to Lords and Commons to rally public support during recess. It praises honest parliamentarians, warns of tyranny, recalls James II era, and urges action to safeguard constitutional rights and national prosperity with reference to Oakhampton and Derbyshire liberty traditions. It also critiques Archdeacon Law and praises a Kentish Curate letter as antidote.

Race Junius London Rhoxiana’s Houses of Lords and Commons Britain James II Cavendishes Rofsels P.S Oakhampton Devonshire Africa Archdeacon Law Rochester

Indictment of Archdeacon Law on Rome and Persecution

A letter criticizes Archdeacon Law for accusing the Church of Rome of abandoning persecution and seeks to defend Reformation views. The writer argues Rome remains the same, denying any shift toward infallibility or tolerance, noting renewed inquisitorial powers in Madrid amid panic.

Rome Church of England Mir Rochester Babylon Reformed Church of England Mr. Miller Church of Rome Inquisition Madrid

Political Magazine and Parliamentary Journal Preview

A preliminary issue announces The Political Magazine and Parliamentary Naval Military and Literary Journal. It promises monthly parliamentary debates naval affairs and literary intelligence, with engravings from originals and a focus on the present war and empire fate. Printed by J. Bew and sold by booksellers and news-cartiers in Britain.

J. Bew Eller News-Cartier Great Britain

Property holdings estate notice in Cornwall and Plymouth

A historic property and land notice enumerates estates in Cornwall and Plymouth held by multiple individuals including Thomas Pearce Mary Bilinge and Mr Herring with numerous farms cottages and manors. It details perpetual prese nce in the care of several trustees and lists entailed lands near Little Penny-tane Woolhter New Quay Nell-fireet and other localities. For particulars contact Mesis J H Leach Clement’s Inn London or Mr Allen Clement’s Inn.

Bares Fleming St. S'ephens Saltafi Thomas. Pearce Mary Bilinge Mr. Herring Mrs. Brooking Mr. Nye Maddon Mr. Claumints Ruby Read Thomas Skinns Barton Cross Severa Saverad Bovises and Lands Little Penny-tane Wooltter- ‘ Ha New ‘Quay Nell-fireet Hoo-Lane Catharine Ola Millane Stone-house- Lane The Old Town Teoviil-fireet Kenesterry-fireet Wimpole Arest Plmouth Mr Dunsterrikie Me. Dare Mr. Olver Sutton Mésis J. H Leach Plymouth Mr. Allen Clement's Inn London England East Indies China Great Britain G Robinson Collet Newbury Berks Langham Carmarthenshire Bevan Arthur Bevan Carmarthen Eink i Wales Mark’s Tey Essex Bree M. Bree John Stapyleton Myton Yorkhire Sharman Fleet-street St. Dunstan’s Church Daffy Mes Swinton Anthony Daffy Mary Swinton White Stone House Salibury Square Salisbury Court John Hanforth Castle Inn Caslle Bank Change, Excise Office C. Mquit Ue

Man to the Secret Receives Postscript Note

Postscript states that A Man to the Secret has been received and that his further correspondence will be safe and acceptable. The brief note confirms ongoing communication with assurances of discretion and security for future letters.

London petitions surge as counties rally for reform

London reports note a sudden surge of county meetings and petitions as patriots press for change. Initially dismissed by leaders, the movement gains respectability from growing signatories and organized petitions, challenging Parliament after efforts to act falter.

Dublin Volunteers Unite For Mutual Confidence In Nation

A Dublin Liberty Volunteers meeting adopts resolutions urging unity and coordinated action among independent volunteer companies across the kingdom. They appoint Edward Newenham and a standing committee to handle correspondence and responses, with orders to each member to stock flints, a knapsack, and sixty rounds of powder and ball within twenty days.

Liberty Volunteers Dublin Edward Newenham Warren Horan Creen Weringes Evans Brace Uther Hale Saul

County Meeting to address Parliament over public affairs

The High Sheriff of Huntingdon calls a county meeting on the 76th anft at Huntingdon to draft an address to Parliament on current public affairs. Reports claim illuminations used mineral grease candles and discuss governance strength, wisdom, and justice, with various letters and notices on politics, the Prince of Wales household, and Indian trade prospects.

Huntingdon William Temple Ireland Trinity College Dublin Henry Flood Prince of Wales Houshold William Henry London Sir Charles Hardy Staffordshire New York St. Hellens Fielding Fent Brest Guildhall Old Bailey Crawford

Shipping News and Privateering Movements at Sea

Ship news reports multiple vessels sailing for various colonies and routes. Endymion and Montferrat laden with cargo or troops, Dromedary and Supply victualler present, several ships like Oporto-bound craft and arrivals from St Kitts, Guernsey, Petersburgh, Gibraltar, Newry, and Alexandria named with captains and origins.

Deal Fan Majfly Endymion Trimmer Royal Charlot East Indiaman India Molly Maynard Montferrat Bridgetown Raince Barbadadoes Anthony Bevan Africa Bury Gravifish Fanny Roberson St. Kitt’s Prince of Orange Winter Guernsey Minerva Hopes Carolina Nockels Houghton Goodhall Oporto Elizabeth Church Petersburgh Good Agreement Smith Gibraltar Lucy Lucretia Walker Newry Nancy Wilson Alexandria

Prices of Stocks and Bonds in Early Bank Ledger

The listing details various securities with prices and statuses: Bank Stocks at 3 percent, Bank Annuities reduced, Consols at 60 1 4th, 1726 and 1753 fonds, 4 percent and other long annuities, India Stock and Annuities, South Sea Stock, Old and New Annuities, and assorted Exchequer Bills. includes several ex div and shut terms, with times and references to rates and dates.

Consol India South Sea New Wavy Assurance Serip Omium

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