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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

May 31, 1764

Page

3

London News Roundup Includes Royal Court Movements

A lengthy London dispatch reports byelaw considerations for Armourers and Braziers Company, sheriffs fines, royal charity guidance, and a flurry of court and diplomatic chatter. It covers the Prince of Wales moves, Duke of York’s travels, Petersburgh and Berlin gossip, hospital plans, and various appointments. Also noted are deaths, odd social anecdote about a nobleman, counterfeit crown pieces warned, and a stagecoach robbery on Finchley Common.

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Vast Inland Import Listing of Spirits and Prices

An 18th century advertisement lists Arrack rum brandy and wines in stock at India Company warehouses for export or home consumption. It notes price per gallon and per quart, carriage terms from Royal Exchange, sample tastings at the North Gate, and payment on returnable casks bottles and other containers.

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British Magazine May 1764 contents and notices

A May 1764 issue description outlines Lie and Waitings of Henry Fielding, French history, Cromwell, endowments for legal study, genealogies of Cooper, monarchical figures, preservation methods, Alfred the Great letter, gratitude lore, church notes on St Peter's Rome, and various essays, poetry, and domestic intelligence. Published by J Fletcher in St Pauls Church Yard with other sellers in Britain and Ireland.

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Liberty of the Press in England and Athens Debate

A letter argues the liberty of the press is essential for liberty and warns against censorship. It cites Greek figures like Pericles and Cleisthenes, Athens tyrants, and poets who lampoon rulers, asserting that what tyrants could not endure in Athens cannot be done in England. The writer signs as LIBERTAS.

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Liberty of the Press Debate in 18th Century Letter

A philosophical letter defends English liberty of expression and the press, arguing that Englishmen have more freedom than ever before and even the right to wear whatever they please. The writer questions critics who claim censorship harms liberty, citing a recent edifice and the stance of great men as proof.

Latiert Eerdie

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