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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Mar 19, 1767

Page

3

Petition to promote improvements in Agriculture

Petitioners request their representatives to support a bill in this session of Parliament to promote improvements in agriculture. Signed at Bowery on the 1th day of March 1769 by those gathered to consider ways and means for agricultural improvement.

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Death of Maria Josepha Dauphiness of France

From France arrive news of the death of Maria Josepha, Dauphiness of France, in her 36th year after a long illness. She was daughter of Frederick Augustus III of Saxony and Mary, Archduchess of Austria, and wife of Louis the Dauphin. The report notes the royal family’s move to Marly and cites multiple contemporaneous items from Parliament, naval dispatches, and local incidents.

France Maria Josepha Dauphiness Frederick Augustus the Third Poland Saxony Mary Archduchess of Austria Joseph Louis the Dauphin of Fontainebleau Dauphin Count de Provence d’Artois King Quen Marly House of Commons Lord Clive East Indies London England Iris Mr. Howard Charles Howard Duke of Norfolk Ireland Portsmouth Carolina South Sea Pom’ L’orient French East India Company Mauritius Sitle Bourbon Senegal Gambia River Betsey Williamson Deal Worge Denly Industry Lennagan Speedwell Twist Mary Ann Saunders Noble Cutter Sweeny Irish Dunkirk Belfast Douglas Isle of Man War Office America

Monopolies and the South Sea scheme cited as dangers to liberty

A letter to the London Evening Post argues against exclusive companies and stock-jobbing. It warns monopolies corrupt trade and threaten liberties, citing the South Sea crisis of 1724 as a warning and urging virtue over speculative finance. An accompanying missive from a Madam addresses misread intentions and urges virtuous conduct and decency in public discourse.

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