Parliament Words on Tyranny and Access to the Secretary’s House
ANGLICUS laments ministerial power asserting a Secretary of State cannot bar a man from his own home. The address condemns entrance as forcible entry and insults English liberties, mocking the claim of exclusive access in the kingdom.
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London Evening-Post
Birmingham
Old England
Rhime
Atlas
Newgate
Liberty
London Evening Post
Jacob
Isfachar
England
London Gazetteer and Ledger contradict Wilkes postage claim
Extra from Paris reports the Duke de Nivernois’s embassy fulfilled its aims and the King granted return home due to health. The letter notes concern that English air harms the envoy but questions the reasoning and tone of the embassy's health assessment.
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London
Wilkes
Frank
Paris
Duke de Nivernois
England
Europe
French News Writer Notes on Colonies and Stock Prospects
Commentary on India Company ships and colonial profits, plus brief notices on society, appointments, marriages, and local crime. Mentions Westmoreland appointing Carey Rennell as domestic chaplain, Duchess of Hildburghausen’s birth, John Weld’s marriage, Buys’s death, and clerical and civic items. Also lists maritime arrivals, exports, imports, and theater listings with Drury Lane and Covent Garden.
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the India Company
North America
East Indies
France
Africa
Spain
Kearfly
North Briton
Earl of Westmoreland
Carey Rennel
St. Philip and Jacob
Bristol
Hildburghausen
Germany
John Weld
Lulworth Castle
Julia Petre
Lord Petre
Sieur Barnard William Buys
Lower Saxony
Holland
Hague
Okla
Gloucester
Edward Rogers
Scott
Burr-street
Wapping
Clerkenwell
Downs
Portsmouth
Gibraltar
Streights
Holand
Teland
Deal
Guiney
Lamb
Notions of Liberty and Parliament in a Royal Address
A long critique urges restraint in speech and writing about rulers and government. It defends honest praise of virtuous rulers, condemns slander, and calls for lawful, constitutional means to defend liberty. The piece emphasizes vigilance against corruption, unfettered pleading for reform, and the duty to address the sovereign with prudence and candor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Rome
Wihac
England
Bar
Adimi
Paris
Book list of histories and travels offered for sale
A historical inventory lists volumes for sale including Robertson's History of Scotland, Davila Civil Wars, Fielding works, Shaw travels to Barbary and Levant, Blackwell’s Memoirs of Augustus, Ludlow and Hanway memoirs, Harris Cromwell, Home and Henrietta dramas, and Justice of the Peace in multiple formats. Also notes third volume with index available separately. Potential buyers are offered a wide array of geographic, biographical, and literary works in various bindings and formats.
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T. Ljume
England
Ste
Robertson
Scotland
Butching
Davila
France
Sully
Shaw
Barbary
Levant
G- Thomson
Royal Paper
Fielding
Ato
Brumey
Blackwell
Ludlow
Hanway
Young
Maker
Harris
Cromwell
Coyer
John Sobieski
Kingdom
Poland
John Home
Henrietta
Epa Justice of Peace
Olio
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Cen
Pauti
Horace
Fiaotynaikos
Drury- Lane
Covient-Garden
Drury-Lane
High Water
London-Bridge
To-morrow
Thurlay
Tudia
Bank Redu
India
Bank An
Navy
Dioclesi Ial
Port
Trach
John Gill
Walker
Hall
Brine
King
Gibbons
James Hervey
Herman Witstus
Franeker
Utrecht
Leyden
William Crooksuawnnk
Edward Dilly
Great Britain
Ireland
Wilfins
Hervey
N. B
Westminster Abbey
Royal Magazine
Gentleman’s Morchly Companion
Havannah
Fitch
Madrid
Oxford
Cambridge
His
Earl of Manchester
Venice
Holy Land
Palestine
Sapher
Thenes
Cyder
Perry
Senegal
Manila
Rice
Coore
A. Millar
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