Advice to Rye tythe in kind club on unity and action
A letter from Georgicus urged the Anti-tythe-in-kind Club at Rye to pursue the tythe dispute with unanimity, support a public fund, and seek relief from Parliament. It urged members to unite, back a broader campaign across counties, and push elected officials to pledge aid to oppose ecclesiastical levies.
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Rye
London Evening Post
Georgicus
Dzriccla
tythe-in-Bugd
Ena
Backhouse
Cergy
Kent
CINNA and Panic in the London Evening Pot
A Barricade of mockery and satire unfolds with Cinna and his nephew escaping a dukelike figure as misrule and despotism are mocked. The piece shifts to a rustic digression about patrons and a humorous tale of a bull and a duke, ending with a note on the Yearly Meeting of Quakers in London for 1772.
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Hether Lord North
Lord North
Cinna
Simonburn
Newcastle
Printer
Anay
Old Sly Boots
Amti-Sejanus
Panurge
Jenkinson
Mungo
Pensioner Johnson
G— O
Macauly
Yorkshire Trulls
Julia
G H
Abelety
Prince of Darkness
Taycho
London
Public unrest and taxation fears ripple through London
A correspondent Anti-tythe argues tythe in kind harms agriculture, risking wheat shortages as parsons press for dues. Reports outline political maneuvering over the marriage bill and faded fortunes of actors Garrick and Roscius, while naval movements and local murders, suicides, and burns populate a bustling 18th century city page.
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Conway
Oard of Ordnance
Hertford
Mr. Young
Max
Milier
Alexander of Edinburgh Offers to Pay Bills for Douglas Bank
In a London address Mr Alexander of Edinburgh representing William Alexander and Sons pledges to honor or accept bills drawn or endorsed by the Bank of Douglas Be Ron and Co that have fallen due or remain unaccepted. He invites applications through Walpole Clark and Bourne.
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Dover
Dungerness
Warrington
Sarhaél Fothergill
Fothergill
Manchester
Wis
Mr. Maurice
Fotz
Mr. Redshaw
Mr. Meyer
Ruland
Radcliffe
Maurice
h.Iczrus
Stephenson
Litchfield and Coventry
Lamb
Queen’s College
Litchfield
Wilson
Newark Upon
Trent
John Fielding
St. Clement’s Church
New Church
Strand
Jefferson
Golders Square
Southwark
Shipton, Upholderer
Tavistock Row
Covent Garden
Mills Sally Wood
Craventreet
Greenwich
Jennison Rowland
Thames Street
Yetterday
Bradley
White Horse Inn
York
Francis Clark
Scarborough
Moore
Marybone
East Indies
Bank of Douglas, Beron, and Co
Alexander
Edinburgh
London
House of Messrs
William Alexander and Sons
Mesirs
Walpole, Clark, and Bourne
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Morris
Mills Fanny Harford
Italy
Iia
Roscius
Garrick
Drurylane Theatre
KnigHts OF the Bath
Copenhagen
Sheffield
England
Robert Murray Keith
Portmouth
Spithead
Augusta Yatch
Bickerton
Lord Sandwich
Plymouth
Royal Oak
Belfour
Terrible
Arbuthnot
Centaur
Bentinck
Worcester
Hughes
Spry
Salisbury
Tarver
Shepey Iland
Europe
Great Britain
Warren
Marybone-street
Badddn
Richard Warren
Golden Fleece
Marybonestreet
Golden-square
Coxs
China
Deal
Fune
Wind S. W
Providence
Mayne
North America
AON
Joshua Langs
Lyons Inn
N. B
Duches
Northumberland
Charles Bawpint
Rowlie
Tang Bhlel Vwaseus Zy
Durat Ous Vatum
W. Coldsmith
Castroccio
M. Hingerton
Serand
Sempe-Bar
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