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London Evening Post in London, Middlesex

04 Jun 1763

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London Evening Post

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London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jun 04, 1763

Page

3

Birthday cheers in Aylesbury amid royal revels

On His Majesty's birthday, John Wilkes entered Aylesbury as crowds gathered in town and nearby, with a grand banquet for borough gentlemen. Toasts named the King and Queen, the Prince of Wales, and European rulers, alongside calls for liberty and press freedom.

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Aylesbury John Wilkes White Hart Prince of Wales Royal Hansen Celdre King Pruissia Prince Ferdinand of Brunswick Europe County of Bucks London Friends of Liberty Exeter Scotland Ireland Pitt England Old England Nova Scotia Crown Office Holstein Sardinia Prussia Schwedt Pomerania Eugene of Eugene of Wurtemburgh Brussels Aix la-Chapelle Rome Soissons Paris Hague States General M. de Berkenrode France Bourdeaux Bordelois Havannah Martin Carthagena Lisbon Count da Cunha Rio de Janeiro America Bahia Rio
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Postscript to the London Evening Post readers on mimic schools and public mercy

A reader denounces school mimics and public ridicule, urging humane support plans. He proposes Bridewell appointments for pupils, and master roles for various institutions to channel skills and aid reform, while urging charity and practical sustenance for vulnerable communities.

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Bridewell Sethiem Dridewe Meanwell
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The Contending Fanatics Ballad At Mount Coffee-house

A letter from Mount Coffee-house signedAN ENEMY TO FALLACY and a ballad titled THE CONTENDING FANATICS arrive with other favors from correspondents and will be attended to.

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Mount Coffee-house
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Devonshire Gentlemen Praise Warwicke and Parker

The Appress of the Gentlemen Clergy and Freeholders of Devon signed at Exon Castle on May 23, 1763 to Sir Barward Warwicke and Joan Parker junior, acknowledging faithful parliamentary service and thanking them for opposing oppressive duties on cider and perry.

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South Wales London Devon Castle of Exon Brcward Warwickee Bamp- Fylde, Bart Joan Parker Cydar Perry
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