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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jan 22, 1782

Page

2

Rehoboam and Revolt Parallels in an Ancient Tale

A fragment argues that Rehoboam's tyranny led Israel to revolt, drawing a parallel with how European powers treated North America. It cites King Solomon, Jeroboam, and the people of Israel while noting Adoram’s death from stones and the resulting split of Israel from David’s house. The piece ends with a protest against tyranny and a call to Belfram and the Wernalien.

Rebobian Lrace Chrig Rehgboasl Shechem Uriel Rehoboam Solomon Israel David Jefe Irael Jeroboam Adoram North America Belfram Wernalien Jim Teetew

Fallen Colonel Haynes and the 1781 Charleston Respite

In Saturday’s paper we continue the Haynes affair. Lord Rawdon and Col Balfour grant a 48 hour respite after petitions from Governor Bull and others. The message later reveals the respite would end if General Green expostulates, with Col Haynes detained in Provost Prison awaiting further orders.

Haynes V. Anwer Lord Rawdon Colonel Balfour Frazer South Carolina Charlestown Cooper Marshal Col. Haynes Col. Balfour Mr. Haynes Tomor

Trial of Hayne inquiry in Charlestown 1781

Letter from Judge Colcock on July 29 1781 at Charlestown reviews a military court of enquiry for Hayne. It argues the proceedings were unlawful without proper trial and that no law authorizes sentencing a subject to death without due process. The verdict and timing are disputed, stressing innocence until guilt proven and the need for a peer award under law.

Lindel Coutsol Hayne St. Anthony's London Francis Newbery St. Paul's Church-yard Cheapside James Brutonstred N. B Newbery F. Newbery Dr. Jampes W. Wilson Dublin Steer Casey Cr. Steers Dr. Steers No. G Northuwberland Doftar Royal Exchange Surell Melis Havacioertty Char Ag

Drury Lane Revisits She Wou'd Not After Ten Years

Theatrical intelligence notes Drury Lane revived Gogol style comedy She Wou'd Not with Nolley Cibber. It praises Doz Manuel as a paternal yet volatile portrait, commends Yates King and Brereton for their famed turns, lauds Cargill in an espanol dress, and notes overall strong performances though some mild neglect in Rhawati.

Drury Lane Nolley Cibber Doz Manuel Yates Don Manuel King Traspanti Mr. Benfey Don Philias Brereton Ottavia Baddeley Miss Pope Viletta Don Lewis

Wool Export Petition Opposed by Lincolnshire Meeting

A Lincolnshire town meeting on January 14 178s resolved to oppose a petition to Parliament seeking to repeal export restrictions on wool and to allow importation of British woollen yarn. They urged firm, uniform opposition, appointed a committee to liaise with other regions, urged county members to resist the petition, and thanked the chairman. A subscription was raised to support the resolutions.

Ruakdale Lincoln Varliaises Richard Townley Wei Fenerz London N. B Smith John Masters Sandy Kingston Nottingham Nottingham Journal London Evening AN. Eyre England Duke's Arms Kettering Lincolnshire John Satchell

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