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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jan 22, 1763

Page

4

Monitor Opinion on Ministers and Peace Treaty

The Monitor discusses praise and blame of the late and current ministries, weighing their counsels against Tully’s maxim. It argues the present peace with France and Spain is prudent, listing territorial changes and criticizing critics for lacking experience while defending ministers’ centuries of policy.

Thos Tully Part Iis Spain Shee Portugal Cadiz Havannah Newfoundland Martinico Guadalupe Marigalante St. Lucia West Indies Miqueren St. Peter North America Goree Africa East India Belleisle Europe Minorca Senegal Florida Canada Cape Breton Grenadines Chac George Lord Townshend Moliere Tam Molisse France Pallas Jove’s Germany América Asia Jamaica Barbadoss Leeward Islands Indies

Bread as a Leg of Mutton in Br iton Debate

A Briton correspondent mocks ministers as pushing public interest questions through pensions and posts. He references the Treaty of Urseche and the Convention to compare with recent parliamentary debates, invoking Lady and public memory in a satirical tone.

Hen Peter Great Britain Urseche Weill Unehr

Magdalens and the Penitent Young in a Frightful Tale

A fragment from a poem depicts Magdalens as young women kept in an erect mansion, seduced by wealth and flattery, then punished by memory and exile. It contrasts beauty and virtue with wiles, bribery, and guileful arts, and presents the sorrow of punished innocence and parental pain. The speaker questions whether the men responsible for their ruin truly atone for the harm caused.

Magdalens Ion Chen Stian Radcliffe Garth Ufedro Conway Bglnown Sir Radtod Strand Londons

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