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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Jan 17, 1775
Page
4
London Evening Post letter from January 5 1775 condemns British taxes and ministerial oppression in America. It lauds Continental Congress unity and liberty, urges repeal of four acts, and attacks British policy as ruinous to commerce, with stark warnings to Parliament and King George.
Publication advertises the Journal of the September 5 1774 American Congress with an authentic copy of the Petition to the King. Includes notes on reprints and prices, announcing availability through J Almon and E and C Dilly in London. Also mentions a Letter to Lord M about American affairs.
Postscript recounts the long opposition led by Pulteney to Walpole, noting their prudent meetings and frequent votes on key issues. It highlights printed pros and cons to distinguish voters influenced by places, pensions, or connections from independent electors, shaping national politics.
London reports that bills of attainder may target Bostonians while no repeal of acts against America is to occur and Britain plans vigorous measures. Six ships of the line and two regiments head to America as cannon seized at Newport move to Providence.
A historical summary notes the divisions before the 1741 Parliament, the united opposition after re elections, and key votes. It records motions by Mr. Pulteney, calls to refer papers to a select committee, and inquiries into national conduct with votes showing tightly divided majorities. It mentions Parliament’s secrecy and committees on royal finances and the Earl of Orford’s tenure.
A Derby county meeting sees Lord Mahon oppose Curzon and urge independence. Lord Geory and Lord Cavendish back the Cavendish tradition, while Mr Coke shifts stance toward Curzon. Lord Mahon declines to stand but praises Curzon if elected, amid a crowded hall and late arrivals. Results show Hungerford ahead in Leicestershire poll. January 15, 1775.
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