All Souls College annexes East Leckinge rectory wardenship
The Warden and Fellows of All Souls College have obtained an act of parliament for annexing the rectory of East Leckinge Berks worth upwards of 300 pounds per annum to the wardenship of the college. Mr Peckham and Mr Webber both of New College are appointed Collectors in the University for the ensuing Lent. The number of determining Batchelors this year exceeds one hundred. Northampton March 12. Thomas Seamark committed to county gaol for highway robbery on Thomas Quartley of Wicken near Stony Stratford of between 20s and 30l5 in silver and a taver watch. he is said to belong to a desperate gang in the neighbourhood.
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Pro prictors of East-India Stock consider Lord Clive to Bengal
A large gathering at the South-Sea-house debated the Bengal crisis after the 1750s mutiny and restoration of Meir Jaffier Alli Kawn. Lords Clive were urged to lead the Presidency and command the military, with unanimous support for a man of superior ability to stabilize affairs and oppose local anarchy.
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Three Oxford men found guilty of stealing club box
In Oxford three men John Piddington Henry Seffers and William Flemming were tried before Justice Wilmot for stealing the benevolent society club box. They were severally found guilty and ordered transported for seven years. The judge praised the jury for their conduct. A Westminster French Charity School sermon follows at the French Chapel in Hog Lane with prayers at eleven.
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Garbled jury packing sparks defiant English rights
Postscript attacks garbled jury packing and demands impartial juries to defend English liberties. Anglicus laments Wilkes trial influence, urges action against arbitrary power, and proclaims enduring freedom under Albion’s seas.
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Description of a Lying Minister in the London Evening Post
A letter critiques a lying minister who deceives the prince and people. It warns that false reports corrupt royal decisions, ruin reputations, and involve the realm in costly treaties. The author accuses ministers of manipulating public praise and forging addresses to shield misconduct.
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