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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jun 09, 1770

Page

4

Specimen General Directory of Notable Addresses

A trial list from Pall Mall dated June 6 8 proposes a general directory of residents in a large city. It itemizes titled figures, nobility, and notable names with their known streets or courts such as His Majesty Fetter-lane and Dr Arne Harp-alley, compiling locations from Union Court to Penny's-folly for a forthcoming labor-intensive project.

Bock Amare Pall-mall Jack Meggot Fetter-l Ane Her Union Duke of Gloucester Duke of Cumberland Westminster School Birchin-lane Alderman Harley Richard Rigby Isington Fr—y Cock-court Francis Blake Delaval

Public access to trials abused in Junius letter saga

A defense of open courts condemns proceedings against Almon for publishing Junius's letter. The author argues against punishing booksellers and printers before the main offender is tried, warning that such juries could weaponize libel rules, threaten press liberty, and threaten English publishing trade.

Almon England Junius London London Museum J. Miller Butt Woodfall Court of Kings Bench York Plymouth Alther

Fruits of the Revolution and Englishmen’s Condition

Lucius laments that the revolution’s fruits and Englishmen’s state show tyranny if the Steuarts were not expelled. He argues being English offers no protection from servitude and warns that removal of rulers changes nothing without liberty.

Steuarts Lucius

To err is human and penitent thinkers in Liverpool

London reports from Liverpool amid a Birthday celebration at the Exchange with a forty-five toast program praising the King and opposition leaders. The scene ends with a punch fueled speech, a public Remonstrance plan foiled by intoxication, and notes on political anxieties, coalition talk, and Irish governance.

Liverpool Fune Printer Thomas Radcliff John Wilkes Freeholders Middlesex William Meredith Bart Richard Pennant Lord Chatham Lord Camden Marquis of Rockingham Marquis of Granby George Saville Serjeant Glynn Sheriff ,Townsend London Great Britain Sheriff Sawbridge Alderman Trecothick Colonel Barre George Grenville Edmund Burke, Esq Wedderburn Duke of Northumberland William John Hampden Great-Britain Duke of Cumberland Ireland Isle of Bute Princess of Wales Charles Saunders Old England France Tepping J.B

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