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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
May 20, 1779
Page
4
A London Evening Post letter criticizes Crown neutrality in a trial involving Captain Bazey. The writer denounces Lord Sandovich’s court for making Crown evidence partisan, calls for unbiased proceedings, and questions the conduct of witnesses and judges in a protest over the verdict.
A fragmentary court-like exchange voices critique of naval decisions and leadership, citing Admiral Keppel and Lord Sandwich. The speaker denounces evasion of accountability, questions motives, and laments political influence over military duty, urging reform and honoring service. References include Batty figures, parliamentary figures, and stock market notes embedded in the discourse.
Fragmentary OCR from a poem by Lora Kuilel dated July 20 1683. It derides papal power and calls for freedom of climes while warning against superstition and rulers in England. The text reads like a political religious meditation with antiquated spellings and mixed names.
Scattered fragments describe a harsh satirical critique of a sudden English literary figure. The obscured tone mocks critics and rivals, hinting at jealousy and imagined rivalries within a European literary scene.
A 1s 6d issue notes Sir William Blacklens and Lord North regarding the parliament and affairs of Ireland. It references Lorists to Sir Walitin Blackstore and Woha Porferiat, with printing by J. Salmon, J. Dodsey, and Z. and C. Dy in London.
The text profiles leaders and landowners including Uncle to the Duke of Ancaster with cautious votes, Charles Anderson Pelham a wealthy refectable Whig ally to the Opposition, and Sir George Howard a General who gained influence through voting. It notes Howard’s move to dragoon guards and his in-House impact.
This excerpt reports a letter from Portsmouth noting arrival at Spithead of the Sarah from New York and other ships with details of April sailings. It also discusses a perceived Ze ment between Admiral Byron and Count de Brtain and a Delight cruise from the coast, plus commentary on land tax, excise control, and political criticism of Lord North and Bent Indian Company policies.
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