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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

May 03, 1774

Page

4

Parliamentary Budget Speech on Pensions and national finances

A London Evening Post excerpt discusses a budget debate during King William's era, urging pension cuts and thrift to ease the Crown's finances. It cites a large surplus, a sinking fund, and East India Company interactions, detailing income and looming expenses for 1773 and beyond, with figures for naval, ordnance, land forces, and miscellaneous costs.

Charles Sedley William House of House of Commons Hart-India Company East India Company S. A N. B

Letter to the Editor on Lord North's Administration

A reader defends Lord North in a critical review of his rule. The letter praises his discipline of troops, electoral reform, relief to royal authority, and restraint of mob dynamics. It credits him with stabilizing policy, restraining royal branches, and subduing opposition in America without violence.

Lord North Prs Europe John Afta Leadenhall-street America Penite Adriatick Epirus Morea Corfu St. Maura Cephalonia Zante Ork St. David Lycurgus Greece

Barry’s Picture of King Leary at Royal Academy

London Evening Post notes Mr Barry’s King Leary exhibit prevails at Pall Mall RT with rival criticisms. The piece shifts from Shakespearean influence to a reformist stance as Barry adapts the poet’s image, drawing from each favored actor while fearing posterity’s judgment.

Mr. Barry King Leary Royal Academy Pall-mall Shakespeare Tony Barry Poshua Reynold Moen Couetey Mc Garrick Douglas Edmund Burke Cumberland Derry Joshua Reynold G.kearily Flett-treet

Debate on Massachusetts Bay Bills and Boston Port

Postscript reports Monday debate on third reading of the Massachusetts Bay civil government and Boston port bills. George Savile sought leave to present a petition from American natives opposing the measures, denouncing royal authority and alleged tyranny. the petition was ordered to lie on the table.

George Savile America Malachusets Bay Massachusets Bay Dunn

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