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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
May 09, 1775
Page
1
A bold imperial appeal to honorables and patriots urging action to aid a suffering country. The piece pleads for united, decisive steps against perceived tyranny, praising frank speech and parliamentary integrity while condemning delays and misuses of public funds. It frames a rallying call to assemble, unite, and act in defense of liberty and the nation.
A fragmentary plea urges the honest Briton to join in supporting the modern Patriots and invokes names such as Philips Hampden Hollis Ruffel Sidney. It defends public spirit and public honor, insisting the reference reflects esteem for the asked party as patriots and honourable men.
A London advertisement promotes a chymical hair dye claimed to turn red or grey hair to brown or black without damage. It guarantees satisfaction with a money back promise and lists multiple London shops and agents, with Mrs Parker offering French to English translation services.
From Moscow to Paris and St James’s the tidings recount births royal voyages and proclamations. A princess born in Aranjuez receives godparent recognition. Denmark bans foreign tinplates. April notices from Copenhagen and Bornholm address potter clay and grain imports. the King of France announces corn import rewards to ease shortages and curb monopolies.
A long letter from Boston reports colonial unity and defiance amid dwindling soldiers and widespread sickness. News from Falmouth mentions a fatal skirmish with the Gaspee crew. Paris brewers, bread shortages, and disturbances in Dunkirk are noted. Royal Navy movements, dockyard visits, and the Enterprise frigate join the fleet. London policy debates and a City paving bill provoke opposition. Marriages, deaths, and local notices complete the week's social tally.
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