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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jul 22, 1775

Page

4

Militia urged for London City defense in 1745 letter

London residents fear a French American war threat. A liveryman urges reaffirming the City Militia to safeguard tranquility and public credit. Describes guards at Royal Exchange St Dunstan’s and St Sepulchre’s, then reviews by King James's Park and Tower Hamlets as the six regiments march and mount guard through 1745.

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Shipwrights oppose oppressive labor scheme in London

A fragment argues against a new taskmaster regime for shipyards, warning of military style control, loss of wages, imprisonment, and fines. It questions officers’ expertise, pay continuity for sick workers, and the scheme’s fairness, calling the plan an imposition and a danger to free labor.

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Shipwrights at Plymouth Dock Fight for Wages and Rights

VERAX of Plymouth Dock denounces naval directors for excluding skilled shipwrights from service and calls for protection of workers. He argues private builders pay higher wages, warns against replacing experienced men with apprentices, and notes public expense. Subscriptions urged to support dockyard men, dated July 18, 1775.

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Battle reports reach Ports mouth on Cerberus returning

Cerberus arrives from Boston with news of a fight between the Army and Provincials. Casualties listed include General Williams Major Pitcairne killed, many officers and private soldiers wounded or slain. Reports claim Charles Town burned, Provincials entrenched at Munckers Hill, and heavy action across multiple engagements with both sides sustaining losses.

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