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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Jul 07, 1767
Page
4
Fragmentary historicuened text recounts a heated debate over extending parliamentary life after the Revolution Lordly actions and ministerial power, warning against dangerous constitutional innovations and stressing the liberty of the subject depended on parliamentary limits and public virtue.
LIBERTAS questions the propriety of military reviews and the public’s appetite for displays of force. He argues soldiers ignore laws, urge readers to despise domination, and warns that enduring liberty requires restraint on military displays and obedience to lawful authority.
To the Printer of the London Evening Post Mr MERES AS Agnes are very rife now I hope you'll be kind enough through your useful Paper to communicate to the Public the following Receipt which lately cost 4 Gentleman three Guineas and you'll certainly receive the good Prayers of all who use it and much oblige Your Friend and constant Reader E.G.
A London Evening Post letter suggests foreigners including Dutch may purchase large amounts of public funds. The writer doubts truth but argues if real it could lower stock prices briefly and ultimately serve the public by reducing dividends paid to foreigners draining the kingdom's cash.
A collage of distant dispatches from Flanders Naples Moscow and Rome notes on Jesuit politics earthquake in Spoletto and imperial processions. British items cover Hull races results and bets at Marlborough races with riders and horses named Slow and Easy Gimcrack and Dido, plus local wind and smuggling news from Cowes and Moorfields.
The Gazette reports William Henry Lyttelton demands a categorical Portugal reply, possible Keppel admission to the Lords of the Admiralty, a reconciliation between two noble brothers, and a Pacific-scale naval force for Bengal. It notes Earl of Thomond and Earl of Caventry depart for Ashridge and Cromer, Corsican dispatches from Florence, and trade talks with Grand Duke Paoli. Wool merchants may sail for New York and Boston. Alexander Philipps and Philip Dennis were summoned in the last term.
Fragmented OCR shows stock and ditto entries with numbers and dates. Mentions India, South Sea, Nitto shot, and various abbreviations like Ditto and fur. No clear narrative or event. likely catalog or ledger notes with dates around 1751 and 1785. Entities include India, South Sea, Ox, and New Aunt.
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