The Ministers Speech Differed in Forte London Evening Post
The article critiques a ministerial speech in Parliament noting the rhetoric shifts from we to I and my, accusing the minister of self praise and of pursuing measures that would lead to civil war. It questions assurances of peace while England faces war against its colonies and Spain.
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Forte
London Evening Post
America
Europe
France
Spain
House of Bourbon
West Indies
Crown of
Lace massacre tale teased by Starxz cooks
The Starxz Cooks send public greetings and warn readers not to trust private letters about the lace bloody massacre in America as they delay reporting until an official account is ready, implying readers should await authority while fearing misinformation.
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General Gage
Boston
Middlesex Justices
Lord Mansfield
Wilkes, Almon
America
Middle Settlements in North America 1714 1766
A late 18th century publication notice advertises The Middle Settlements in North America by Rev A B JRNWARY, Vicar of Greenwich. The second edition is offered at 2 pence, 6d, price list from T Payne at Messegate Castle-street. Observations on colonial state accompany the work.
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Oftavo
North America
Colmies
A. B Jrnwary
A. M
Greenwich
T. Payne
Mewsegate
Castle-street
Bin
Parliamentary Register precursor offers monthly debates account
The text thanks readers for its reception and outlines future issues. It promises to publish debates and proceedings of the House of Peers from the last session, with accuracy and impartiality, and notes monthly releases starting July 1, with an index and binding directions. Printed for J. Almon, Piccadilly, price one shilling for seven prior numbers.
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House of Peers
House of Commons
J. Almon
Burlington House
Piccadily
Echoes of the Boston Siege and Burke Speech Stir London
A London reader reports on American events, describing Boston surrounded by 22,000 Provincials under Ward Heath and others with 47 cannon, and a Connecticut force under Putnam. The piece notes supply blockades, possible surrender, and growing colonial resistance, while quoting Burke on colonial trade growth and the scope of England’s export to the colonies from 1704 to 1772.
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Darby
America
Boston
Ward
Pribble
Heath
Prescot
Thomas
Cambridge
Roxbury
Mystick
Worcester
Connecticut
Putnam
General Gage
George the Third
Lord Bute
Gage
Mr. Paton
Salem
Kkirmith
Concorh
England
Growth of Colonies Dominates Trade and Future Prospects
A historical London discourse notes that colonial trade now exceeds one third of total exports, up from one twelfth at the century’s start, signaling a shift in national prosperity. It reflects on aging memory, visions of America’s rise, and includes notices of arrivals, marriages, a trial for forgery, and local obituaries.
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America
England
Speaker
Lord Bathurst
House of Brunswick
Great Britain
Portsmouth
Plymouth
Cow
Adventure
Clark
Betty
Ann
Rivengs
Topsham
Southampton
Carvel
London
Reedsdale
Johnson
Sunderland
Socheloff
Arlive
Orluff
Keneef
Leghorn
Alderney
Newell
Chepflow
Amity
Newmarch
Newcattle
Neptune
St.eet
Harris
Robert Peireau
Big
Batley
Ian
Aldermanbury
Mary Wildman
West Sumith
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Cornhill
Richard ‘Oliver
George the Caird Folferng
St. James
New England
Sukey
Gay
Sufax
George
Amrica
Botten
Miller
Iffex Gazette
Charles I
Dunkirk
Davenant
Inspector-General
North-America
West-Indies
Africa
Scotland
Neide
John Slade
Mit. Bond
Dyer Bond
Midman-street
Rec
Ord-Row
Parry
Love Parry
Wiern Pawr
Carnarvon
North Wales
Robert Lewis
Bangor
William Lewis
Llayscilas
Anglesea
Wm. Bodvile
Bodvan
St. George the Ma Tyr
Queen-square
Surry
India
South Sea
Lato Fidia
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Goa
S. Pr. Navy
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