Whig and Tory views clash over government power
In a London Evening Post piece, Gunepat argues against parliamentary supremacy as tyranny, claiming power derives from the people. He condemns royal prerogative and calls for constitutional checks, highlighting the dangers of a self serving legislature and urging resistance to despotism. He contrasts Whig and Tory doctrines, warning of corruption, pensioned officials, and the need for lawful liberty.
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King George directs Chelsea pensioners to appear for duty
The Majesty directs all Chelsea Hospital out pensioners in South Britain and Wales to appear between June 1 and June 15 for examination to determine suitability for garison or other duty. Pensions offices list various regional venues from Exeter to York and Newcastle. Those over twenty five miles from London missing the appointments will be considered dead or provided for by the government. Barrington.
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