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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Mar 17, 1764

Page

3

Outward Bound Fleet Sailing Details from Deal

On March 18 the Deal shipping scene lists several outward bound ships preparing to sail and reporting conditions. Vessels include Solebay for Lisbon Earl of Lincoln East Indiaman Redhead galley for Lisbon Marga reta Berkeley for Liverpool Neptune Lanner for Pool Thomas and Catharine Roffiter for Lyme Diligence Skles for Portsmouth Charming Molly Grigg and George-yard Corner for Dartmouth with no ships in the Downs Wind north west.

Deal Wind His Majesty Cip Solebay Earl of Lincoln East Indiaman Redhead Neal Lisbon Royal Charlotte Caufer Dublin Margareta Berkeley Liverpool Neptune Laner Pool Thomas and Catharine Roffiter Lyme Diligence Skles Portsmouth Charming Molly Grigg George Dartmouth Downs Wind N. W

Merchants of Liverpool praise William Meredith and press freedom

Copy of a Liverpool merchants letter to Sir William Meredith praises his stance against arbitrary warrants and supports freedom of the press. It credits Sir George Savile and Meredith for defending rights of subjects, with Savile urging continued duty to crown and liberty. Correspondence dated March 7, 1764.

Liverpool WM. Myredith George Savile Wittiamm Meredith Sam Wirtuaam Meredith P.S Inclote William Meredith George

Liberty of the Press and the English Constitution

A mid 17th century letter argues that liberty of the press is essential to the English constitution and Protestant succession. It defends press freedom as a check on wicked ministers under a limited monarchy, urges public scrutiny of government, and condemns French propaganda while urging government action against anti-British writings.

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Candid Question on Freedom and Silence Under Tyranny

The text debates whether the public should compete with fears and injustices caused by a powerful minister. It frames a choice between exposing tyranny and accepting destructive quiet, urging courage against oppression and cowardice.

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