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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jul 02, 1767

Page

4

Fragmented archaic text fragment on language and rulers

A garbled excerpt appears to reflect old English phrasing about kingly rule and freedom versus servitude. It mentions "god Englishmen" and "Seat Slaves," with unclear context and names. The legible parts imply a discourse on governance and allegiance without a coherent narrative.

Petition to restore virtuous Magistrates to Parliament

A damaged 18th century plea urges King to recall magistrates, arguing their fidelity and loyalty to the Crown. It expresses humility and forgiveness, asks royal mercy, and pledges renewed zeal for service and national welfare.

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London letter praises Townsend and upcoming appointments

The piece extols Charles Townsend as a great patriot and reforms ally, likening him to Pitt and praising his benevolence to the poor. It reports expected high offices for the Duke of Portland, the Earl of Holderness, the Marquis of Rockingham, and Earl Gower, plus social notes on Princess Brunswick purchases, travel of nobles, local debates on governance, and wine labeling reforms in Bourdeaux. It mentions Sadler’s Wells partnerships and Halland eggs selling cheaply for export.

London Charles Townsend England Pitt Treasury Earl Gower Northern Department St. James's Marquis ‘of Germany Prince Brunswick Harwich Duke of Brunswick Duke of Bedford Wooburn Abbey Bedfordshire Arlington-treet St. James’s Trentham Staffordshire Ellisgn St. James’square Bourdeaux Portugal Robinhood Butcher-Row Temple-Bar Saul Tully Sadler’s Wells Halland

Remarkable Court Proceedings and Local Disturbances

Old records report a Common Pleas verdict over a translation dispute involving Oliver M Allester and Philip Ardouin. Trials note translation flaws, and thefts, auctions, and a sudden death of a notable eccentric in Chick Lane. Shop seizures of French lace and a rare garret accident are recorded, plus a theft attempt on a Malt-Distiller and sea voyage troubles for a ship group.

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