Supremacy of British Legislature Over American Colonies
A dated broadside condemns colonial governance and land policies. It argues that consolidating farms into pastures raises rents and provokes urban depopulation, bankruptcies, and misery among tradesmen. It laments gains from new improvers and urges landed proprietors to curb avarice to prevent national ruin. A Warwickshire farmer signs the piece.
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Price
J. Johnson
St. Paul's Churchyard
Warwickfire
Open field farming vs inclosure in England
Letter to The Printer of see London Beeting Post argues that inclosure and hedging reduce open field land, threaten corn and meat supplies, and harm the working poor. It calls for preserving open fields to maintain abundance and affordable provisions amid political talk of change.
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London Beeting Post
House of Commons
England
Royal orders call dragoon officers back to Ireland
In St James's, Jan 25, his Majesty commands all officers of the 17th light dragoons and foot regiments now serving in Ireland to repair to their duty posts in that kingdom at once, with exceptions for those employed in operations there. Country news from Gloucester reports canal survey interest and a tragic drinking incident in Awre. also a London note on a moon and sun longitude experiment by Turnbull and Latimer.
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Med Wein
Young
Red Lion
Walthare
Pelham
Kent
Canterbury
Hythe
Romney
Bucks
Medwin
Pagiesham
Great Wakering
Little Wakering
Roc
Samuel Baldwin
London
J. Noure
Strand
Bock Clier
Aljesty
N.B
Arate
St. James’s
Ireland
Gloucester
Ledbury
Herefordshire
Severn
Foley
George Cornwall
Newcastle
Fan
Turnbull
Latimer
Prohibition on French imports and royal notices flood the Gazette
The Gazette reports an expanded ban on imports from France including horned cattle parts hay and infected materials due to outbreak fears in Gascony Languedoc and Provence while noting the Duke of Gloucester’s illness thought to be a lung abscess. It covers Convocation at Westminster Abbey merchants petitioning for America trade benefits and public notices including Aldermen hearings on corn prices allocations and forthcoming military reviews with ships to America and local arrests and deaths.
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France
Dritries
Picardis
Normandie
Bretagne
Poittou
Guienne
Gascogne
Great Britain
Ireland
Gascopne
Lanpuedoc
Privy Council
Languedoc
Provence
Duke of Gloucester
Jebb
Gilbsrne
Adair
Wetminster Abbey
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Tattersall
Turf
Hyde-Park Turnpike
Covent-Garden
Theatre Royal
Covent-Garven
Midas
Bank of England
Holland
Robert Lewin
Pocock
Ee Leyland
Preston
Lancashire
Obert Whittle
James
Wealler-Drapery
Lee
RI Whittle
J. Addison
Bertie
Wine-street
Piccadilly
Ames Ray
Chandos-street
Rowley
Ave-Mar
A-Lane
Ludgate-street
WN. B
County of
Derby
Corke
Fervane
Nathaniel Curzon
Derry
Hertford
Shire and Bucks
Davis's
Bookfeller
Sackville Street
Cornwall
King's Head
Truro
Kenwin
Francis Bennallack
Merchand
Colon's
America
Sugar Islands
G. Rubinson
Paternotler Row
London Gazette
Henry the Sveath
Rochester
Chester
Peterborough
Exeter
West Indies
Germany
Spain
Portugal
Guildhall
Alsop
Asgill
Harley
Turner
Crosby
Bull
Plumbe
Kennett
Kirkman
Oliver
Plomer
Thomas
Hopkins
Peckham
Hart
Mark Lane
Alderman Hart
Manfiex-house
Buil
Herr
Flanders
Ostend
War Office
Ware
Chatham
Martin
Zephyr
Savage
Sheernes
Portsmouth
Plymouth
Bolton
General Gage
Betsey
Thames
Deptfers
Newpate-market
Alphage
Oxford-road
Mills Patlips
Philips
Swallow-ttreec
Jourdan
Sp.tal-quare
Sylaanah Gornlio
Devonshire-square
Loofe
Edward Martin
24Th Regiment of Foot
Wicwriday
St.Thomas Apostles
John Freewan
Munday
Clapton
Henry Baker
Charter-house
Quare
Emanuel Withesingon
Mr. Sharp
Arlington
Cow Cross
M‘gamar
Tan Bacconist
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