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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jan 07, 1772

Page

4

Court plots to alter marriage via parliamentary influence

Letter to the Printer denounces meetings among governing officials aiming to override the Duke of Cumberland's marriage. It warns that degrading Parliament will erode public trust and render its acts invalid, undermining the king's friends’ aims. It appeals to ministers to consider the political peril.

Owebver Burean Duke of Cumberland National Assembly

Reform in our Liturgy and subscriptions debate

A clergyman-supporter argues for a church reformation against oath subscriptions to the 39 Articles and the Liturgy. He critiques anti reform arguments, laments clerical resistance, praises honest reformers, and urges continued cautious action while warning about civil and spiritual peril from excessive tradition. He references historic church struggles, Papist opposition, and the need to purify worship from antiquated rites. The piece ends with a personal pledge and a note about the author’s cautious stance.

Europe Oxford Christ Ephesians

Royal Kalendar 1772 offers with almanack

The Royal Kalendar for 1772 priced at 2s. with an Almanack offered. The Military Register, a complete army list for 1772, priced at 2s 6d bound.

Resignations and Royal Court Gossip Reach Parliament

Postscript records Mr. D'Oyley resigning as Under Secretary at War amid talk of clerks and pension gaps. It also notes a cabinet plan on the Duke of C and a wealth of anecdotes on British political life, marriages, beadlines, and local incidents from Jamaica to Hounslow.

D’oyley Jenkinson Lord Bute Junta Cherub Bradshaw War Office Duke of C

Elegant Frith Street lodgings for rent in Soho Square

First and second floors unpolished yet genteelly furnished in Frith Street Soho Square offering three rooms per floor a large drawing room hall and bed chamber plus servant conveniences two garrets and a kitchen apartments may be let separately fire floor 86 per annum second floor hopes well behaved tenants only quiet house with one gentleman and servant in residence wine sale also offered inquire Mr Roberts Jack's Coffee House Dean Street Soho Square

Frith-street Scho-square Robert Jack Dean-shreety Soho-quare

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