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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Mar 01, 1774
Page
4
A lengthy letter argues that equity in laws preserves liberty and property, contrasting Solon’s precedents with modern governance. It laments neuter or moderate citizens amid rising corruption, warning that complacency permits tyranny and urging active defense of public welfare against ambitious rulers.
A London paper argues that anti Papist bias inflames opposition to Protestant power, citing English history where bills extending rights to Papists are portrayed as threats. It frames May 1640 rebellion and 1688 Revolution as misused examples by opponents supposed to fear Catholic equality.
A fragmented record notes that Arlowaneesor and the Rian gigas wither from memory and other myths have long vanished from existence, leaving only scattered hints of their former presence and meaning.
A London traders notice exposes illicit hawker and pedlar practices left unbrought bills for over a year. An old member observes Prime Ministers often wish to curb smuggling but seldom mean it, underscoring weak parliamentary action against trade evasion.
In the London Evening Post discussion, questions are raised about Sir Fletcher Norton, Sir Edward Astley, and Mr Woodfall regarding the Public Advertiser letter. The piece debates malice, forgeries, and the House of Commons handling of Tooke’s affair, including claims of prerogative and protection of liberties.
The General Court of the Proprietors of Eas India Stock at Leadenhall Street discussed the legality of General Clavering's appointment as Commander in Chief in India and Monson as his successor. Council opinions were read. debate focused on act compatibility, salaries, and publishing the lawyers' opinions. The court adjourned with notice for next General Court.
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