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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

May 03, 1763

Page

3

Warrant for Wilkes Arrest and Turbulent London Affair

Historic notice recounts Lord Halifax and Earl of Egremont issuing writs to pursue John Wilkes and the North Britain libel, detailing warrants, evasions by officials, habeas corpus actions, and clashes over access to Wilkes in the Tower of London. Includes later maritime and political notes and executions at Tyburn.

George Mountagu Dunk Earl of Halifax Viscount Sunbury Baron Halifax L. S G Kearfly Ludgate Street London St James Nathan Carrington John Money James Watson Robert Blackmore Wiltes Mr. Wilkes Court of Common Pleas Westminster Hall John Wilkes Wood Philp Carteret Webb Treasury Wilkes Philip Carteret Webb Sollicitor Lord Halifax Fobn Wilkes Tower of London Tower Major Ransford Secretary of Earl of Temple Charles Earl of Egremont George Dunk Earl of Halifax North Britain St. James Ratsford Webb Esig Ransford Esg John Welkes James Eady Russia Mr. Sims Royal Oak Hatton Wall Hatton Garden Barrel Preston- Pans Cope Chamberlain Gardner’s-lane King-street Westminster John Rice Paul Lewis Farmer Brown Hannah Dagoe Tyburn Newgate Lewis Dagoe Mr. Rice Jack Ketch

Striking Contrast in Pitt Era Peace and Liberty Loss

A London Evening Post commentary from Exeter on April 29 laments nationwide harmony under Mr Pitt’s ministry and rising discord under the L-B cabinet. It decries tax burdens postwar and warns of liberties eroding as taxes rise beyond need, urging vigilance against government overreach.

London Evening Post Exeter Pitt

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