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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

May 05, 1763

Page

4

Robbery and court actions amid Warsaw and London notices

A letter reports a house robbery and demands return of stolen goods, with Mr Wilkes pursuing false imprisonment charges against two Secretaries of State. Other items describe Warsaw senatorial disputes, rough crowds in Leicester, and various local notices, suicides, marriages, and fires. Transports sail for the West Indies, trade figures, and theater listings close the column.

Gor Lees Joan. Wiekes Wilkes J. James’s Warsaw Senate John Ernest de Biren Peterkau Rome Clement XII Altena Manilla King’s College Chapel Cambridge Jaft Wisbech Isaac Young Huntingdon Jaf Bottisham Mr. Davis Barton Suffolk Great Wilbraham Bouisham Tilington Arkinstall Long Walk Richmond Denmark-street Radcutf-highway Portsmouth Dove Facey London Howard Milford de Charlotta Thomblin Havre de Grace West Indies Smith Ruby Lambert Exchange Boscawen George Maria Oake Fowler Hunter Roach John Samuel Hodge Jane Elizabeth Andrews Holland Straits Germany Dunkirk Jamaica Deal Downs Polly Wynn Guiney Nicks Quebec Ridgeley Virginia J. Chambers F.R.S Knapton, Hitch and Hawes Osborn, Brown, Shuckburgh, Millar, Rivington, Richardson Longman Law, and Ware Chanbers

Independent Whig Defends Liberty and King Against Opposition

An Independent Whig article argues opposition against the King is fearfully misrepresented. It asserts true motives of the Whigs are to free the realm, resist tyranny, and defend Liberty, praising the King as protector and recounting grievances like excise, court pensions, and alleged plots against royal authority.

Independent Libery Ferdinand Pirr Bardana Hill Baldwin Bonkeller Pacer-nofter-Row Jackson Bunkfeller St- Jame’s Street Edinburgh London Nowhoever Perio

Phrase from political discourse on electing representatives

Excerpt argues members should be chosen for honour and national interest. The text stresses patriots seek fid fidelity and beneficial effects for the nation and parliament, asserting no constituent should elect a representative without these conditions.

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