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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Jan 18, 1766
Page
4
The excerpt argues that England’s counties and boroughs are taxed without direct representation and accuses the Lamp Act clause of granting Lords Treasury Commissioners vast power, claiming this undermines the constitution and constitutional balance. It reflects mid period political tension regarding representation and royal authority.
A letter to the Printer of the London Evening Post praises seizure of feather muffs from France by a Custom House officer and urges heavy penalties on wearers. The writer laments French manufacture popularity, scolds faux French fashion, and advocates restraint by law to protect domestic trade.
In a public paper letter the author argues that Parliament may lower duties on candles and soap. He notes the burden on the poor is severe, as basic goods become harder to afford during this period.
A Dublin report notes a bill to curb corn exports for a limited time due to scarcity. Debates in the Lords focus on suspending provisions via the Privy Council, with concerns about trade impacts, regional needs of Ireland, and the proper executive authority.
Fragmentary text notes Sofus Ilba a new serious opera at Drury Lane on January 25 with Macheath Vernon Lucy Mrs Clive Polly Mrs Vincent and the Hermit. Covent Garden advertisement for The Double Mistake with Citizen. Mentions high water at London Bridge with vague timings tomorrow morning afternoon and evening.
Evacuates water, aids jaundice and bile flow, aids urine, uses six powders in a parcel for two to three days, then longer if needed. Contains doses from thirty to forty grains taken in broth or warm beer and repeated as required. Endorses Ward's remedies and notes cautious use and secrecy.
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