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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Mar 26, 1776

Page

4

To the PEOPLE of ENGLAND voices on civil war and rights

A long essay warns against a costly English Civil War and imperial overreach. It argues for peace, condemns a donor move by London lawyers, and urges Parliament and the people to defend constitutional rights, resist oppressive measures, and consider American and Irish suffering. The writer urges action to end war and preserve the empire.

William Lords Commons America Ireland

Essay on the Water Commonly Used in Diet at Bath

Advertisement notes two Falconer works on Bath waters and gout by W Falconer M D F R S. It lists volumes, bindings and prices: this day published vol 32mo price 25 4d fewed or 3s bound. Dr Falconer on Bath Waters two volumes bound 128 pages and Observations on the Gout 1s 6d. Printed for Lowndes Fleet Street.

Bath W. Falconer M.D. F.R.S

A Soliloquy on Unconditional Submission in Freedom

A London Evening Post fragment voices alarm at subjugation threats under James II. The speaker rails against tyranny and calls Liberty sacred, lamenting calls for unconditional obedience and urging Englishmen to resist surrender of liberty.

James the Congress

A Card Extraordinary From Lord Blubber to Count de Bpis

Lord Blubber sends compliments to the Count de Bpis, praising a plan to render edifices incombustible and requests a receipt for the public edifice, the British constitution, now in danger of ministerial conflagration. He implies the plan could fail but would value any recognition from the Court.

Lord Blubber Count de Bpis France

Indian Chiefs Missing From London Theatre Play

A letter to Mr Reppisu of Dairy Lane Theatre questions the absence of two Indian Chiefs announced to attend a London show. The writer praises the young actress in Unhappy Marriage and suspects misprint or missing names, asking the theatre to explain the public misperception and protect its credit.

Taylor

Domestic servant ad seeks butler and valet role

A 32 year old man presents as butler or butler and valet capable of shaving, styling wigs and dressing hair for ladies or gentlemen. He has ten years in his current place, is willing to travel or go abroad with good encouragement. Letters for E.S. at Mr Brooks, baker, corner Bond Street Piccadilly.

America England Cria Chrisian Kingdom Manchester Harley Rother Miller Denmark Sweden Poland Germany Queen Elizabeth E.S

The State of the National Debt and Income

This day published price 1s. A reflection on the national debt income and expenditure during the current crisis by John Earl of Stair. Printed for J. Almon opposite Burlington House in Piccadilly.

John Earl of Stair J. Almon Burlington House Piccadik

News From Cowes March 26 Letters From Virginia News

Postscript extract from Cowes reports a vessel reaching Portsmouth with a message from Lord Dunmore in Virginia alleging Virginian troops retreated under warships’ cannon, saving many from slaughter. Other items include court actions against Lord Rochford, the Sayre case, lordly custody matters, Hessian troop provisions, and local incidents and prices across London.

Cowes Portsmouth Lord Dunmore Virginia Lord Rochford Lord Mansfield Mr. Sayre Sayre Canada Royal Highlanders Foot Guards Burgoyne Light Horse Howe

The Fatal Legacy and Calisto and Emira volume note

Publication notice for a volume titled PHE LOVES of CALISTO and EMIRA or The Fatal Legacy. By JOHN SEALLY Gent. Printed for T. Becket in the Adelphi, Strand, price 28 d and bound. Published from the originals, fourto.

Calisto Emira John Seally T. Becket Adelphi Tha Strand Ota

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