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London Evening Post in London, Middlesex

09 Mar 1775

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London Evening Post

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London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Mar 09, 1775

Page

4

New England Fisheries Bill debate in the House of Commons

Postscript on the New England Fisheries Bill, its aims to halt New England trade and fishing, and the parliamentary clash over sovereignty. Fox and others argue it risks rebellion and famine, while Jenkinson, Townshend, and Lord Advocate defend coercive measures as necessary to compel obedience and curb colonial dissent.

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New England London New York Boston Massachusets Bay Europe America England Ireland West Indies New Hampshire Great Britain Fenkinson Fox Tho. Townsind Jenkinson Townshend ScorLann New Old England New-England Euclid John Cavendyk Burke Virginia Conneticut Rhode Island Scotland
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Morocco King Plans General Assault on Melilla

Madrid reports the King of Morocco continues his bid to seize Melilla despite shortages and setbacks. He aims for a broad assault with ladders ready, while the garrison braces to mount a stout defense and give the invaders a warm reception.

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Tythe reform bill and Worcester election spirits noted

Reports state the Tythe Committee considers a universal increasing tythes bill following Lord Camden's speech in the Lords. A Worcester freemen’s choice of Lord Mahon is hailed for supporting the city’s independence. Navy ship Nautilus sailed from Portsmouth with wages paid. legal appointments and local crimes noted along with stock prices and war office orders for rearmament.

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Lord Camden House of Lords Worcester Lord Mahon Portsmouth Harbour Spithead Nautilus Collins John Harrison Kirkby Stephen Westmorland High Court of Chancery Roffier Bethnal Green Dover Vipond Walmer Edinburgh War Office
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