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London Evening Post

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London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

May 19, 1757

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Edinburgh May 14 Commission appoints Sheriff Depute

Edinburgh reports that on Wednesday His Majesty's Commission named Alexander Gordon Advocate as Sheriff-Depute for Elgin and Nairn in place of James Brodie of Spynie, deceased. The Right Hon Lady Menie Boys sister to the Earl of Glasgow died at Kelburn House. The Presbytery of Dalkeith appeals to the General Assembly against the Synod's sentence on Minister Alexander Carlyle of Inverele.

His Majesty’s ‘Commission Alexander Gordon County of Elgin and Nairn James Brodie Spynie Oo _Kelburn House Menie’Boys Earl of Glasgow Presbytery of Dalkeith Alexander Carlyle Inverele

Rev John Blake new Master of Grammar School

York May 17 reports the Rev John Blake M A Rector of Cation and former Christ Church Oxford student appointed Master of the Grammar School in the city, succeeding his father who resigned after many years of service. Stephen Tudear, a soldier, committed to the Castle on suspicion of murdering Ellen Applegarth of Wetherby and robbing her house of goods.

Country News York John Blake Cation Christ Church Oxford Iday Stephen Tudear Ellen Applegarth Wetherby

The People of England Debate Standing Armies

A colonial era polemic argues against a large standing army in England. It cites past monarchs like Charles II and Edward II to claim militias protect liberty better, warn of potential tyranny, and urge the throne and people to support a disciplined militia as constitutional defense. Implicit is concern over military power and civil rights.

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