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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jan 10, 1775

Page

4

Americans called traitors to fight for liberty

The letter and parliamentary notices attack ministerial writings over American affairs. The Boston Port Bill and Quebec Act debates are cited, arguing taxation without representation and colonial autonomy. The piece condemns tyranny, praises American Congress, and notes troop movements, ship repairs, and a Cornwallis era military context.

Petition Approved At Meeting Of Merchants In Cornhill

A large gathering of merchants traders and others in artioricars commerce at King's Arm's Tavern Cornhill noted approval of a petition read at the session. The committee was tasked to engross the petition arrange evidence and present to the House of Commons and to inform the public through papers after the fate of the petitions is known.

Mr. Baler Watson Quebec Boston Massachusett Bay Sargent Baker Sharp Warton Strettel Hunter King's Arm’s Tavern Cornhill Fan Mer- Achants Artitoricars Thomas Lane Strettle House of Commons

Appeal to the Justice and Interests of the People

Tomorrow the second edition corrected publishes at 15 6d price. An appeal to the justice and interests of the people of Great Britain in the disputes with America by an old member of Parliament. Printed for J Almon opposite Burlington House Piccadilly. Sold also by J Bow in Paternoster Row and Messrs Brothers and Sewell in Cornhill.

America Lord North Boston the India Company Massachusetts Mat Great Britain North America England Columbus A& of Navigation J. Almon Burnington House Piccadilly J. Bow Paternofter-row Brothertod Sewell Cornhill

Letter to Lord M A on the Affairs of America

A parliamentary letter from a member of parliament criticizing American affairs. Printed for J. Almon near Burlington House in Piccadilly. The notice notes imminent publication within a few days and gives the publisher’s address for distribution.

Lord M. A America J. Almon Burlington House Piccadilly

Journal of the Proceedings of the Congress 1774

A pamphlet announces publication of the Journal of the Proceedings of the Congress held in Philadelphia on September 5, 1774. It notes additions to supplements of extracts and that two pamphlets together comprise the full journal, reprinted from the Philadelphia copy for purchasers of the earlier edition.

Philadelphia J. Almon Burlington House Piccadilly Congress

Gentlemen's Annual Subscription Cock Match

The annual cock match will begin Monday next the 16th at the Cockpit Royal Westminster. It will run all week with the lower row of the pit kept for subscribers and their friends.

Cockpit Royal Westminster

Stock Prices Report From The Market Day

Prices of stocks for the day include Bank Stock at 145 7 8ths and India ditto, South Sea dittas, Old and New Annuities at 3 percent, Bank Annuities reduced. Swisa a-half at cent, ditto 1725, Witte 751, tanal annuities 3 1 half percent. Navy and Vic tualling bills 3 eighths to 7 8ths percent differential. Long annuities four.

Twa O’ Chek India South Sea Dita

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