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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Jul 17, 1764
Page
4
A historical letter laments doglike street mischief and public danger caused by unruly men described as bucklike, arguing for stricter control and confinement. The writer mocks criminal bravado, compares animal and human behavior, and notes rutting season as a metaphor for ongoing vice. The piece critiques societal tolerance and calls for safety reforms.
The London Evening Post thanks readers for broad support across ranks and promises continued effort to be useful and entertaining. Notices include distribution through carriers, correction of errors, and promotions for West End readers. Mentioned items cover government trials, defences at Dunkirk, treaty news from Russia, Paris intelligence offices, and various racing results and local notices.
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