Printer of the London Evening Post Attack on Canada Policy
A letter to the Printer condemns the Minister's Canadian policy arguing it would impose Popery and English enslavement on English settlers in Canada. The writer denounces provincial governance by French law, defending jury trials and English liberties, urging impeachment of the Minister and warning of national degradation.
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London Evening Post
House of Commons
Canada
France
England
Coley
Nero
Harris and Co
Harris
Fisner
Pegasus
Garrick
Epitaph for a Theatre Manager Remains in Verse
A circulating note among Friends of the Muses on Thursday the 26th laments the departure from the theatrical world. It memorializes the late manager of a defunct Theatre Royal with a Latin couplet urging modesty and warning against unfounded praise.
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The
Muses
Mementy
Theatre Royal
Fragmentary obituary note on a writer and marriage
A fragmented OCR passage mentions a deceased, a singular feat in literary work, and a remark about modesty and authorship. It references a marriage and notes about a secondary role in compositions, with unclear names or dates.
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little @feat
Comic Vanity and Death in a Turbulent Poem Fragment
A garbled late 18th century style verse laments a dwarfed poet, mocks envy and mortality, and recounts a tale of Bonnell Thornton and the Oxford publication episode. It references Minerva, Olympus, and a Temple Leech, with satire on a manager, Ros, and a gout incident affecting performances and pay.
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Bonnel Thornton
Batu
Minerva
Olympus
TeaBar
Fries
Thornton
Oxford
Coey
Ross
Artivea
Ros
Searce
Lords Peers Created and Quebec Bill Debate Echoes Across Parliament
Postscript lists soon-to-be peers including Nathaniel Ryder and Thomas Foley with others to follow as Parliament adjourns on the 16th. Lords Mansfield and Apsley face divergent claims over the Quebec bill while Lord Chatham’s speech condemns taxation of America and defends colonial liberty. News from New York, Plymouth, and Deptford reports ship movements and a riot aftermath with sailors punished while authorities praise Cumberland’s officers. Warnings of broader parliamentary power over the colonies appear amid a Portsmouth letter and market notices on hops, stock prices, and lotteries.
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Great Britain
Nathaniel Ryder
Tiverton
Ryder
Thomas Foley
Herefordshire
Jeffrey Amnertt
Charles Kemys Tynte
Somersetshire
George Pitt
Dorsetshire
L'Urin
Quebec
Lord Mansfield
Lord Apsley
Lord Advocate
Scotland
Broadway
Deptford
Cumberland
Bridewell
Qubec
Portmouth
Seven Brothers
Richards
Richard
William
Webb
Plymouth
Sally
Gray
Success
Nailer
Wolwich
Supply
Lion
Morey
Tenby
Moppet
Bevis
London
Johnson
Providence
Greathead
Sunderland
William and Mary
Ham
Darmouth
Adventure
Roberts
Gloucester
Robert
Barker
Petersburgh
Salmon
Woolwich
Wheatle
Jamaica
Worcester Fair
Joseph Luthwing
Hazard and Co
Moore
Windermer
Westmorlad
Lis
Duke of Leinster
Kermingham
Cheshire
Jobs Conway Glynne
Jost Glynne
Flint
Deal
Fune
Wind S
Swift
Westhall
Luney
Amelie
Stephenson
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P. S
America
London Evening
Apollo
County of
Worcester
IPCC
Foley
North Riding of
Yorkshire
Butterwick
William Wanley
Staffordshire
Shropshire
Tam
Brynwyn
W. Mostyn Owen
Montgomery
Prawada
May Rth
Wentiemen
Watkin Williams
T&c
Fan
Izmo
HE Tatler
Isaac Bickerstaff
C. Bathurst
J. Buckland
W. Strahan
J. and
F. Rivington
C. Say
J. Hinton
B. White
L. Hawes
W. Clarke
R. Collins
R. Horsfield
T. Carlon
Crowder
T. Longman
B. Law
T. Davies
E. and
C. Dilly
H. Baldwin
J. Fuller
Jun
G. Keith
J. Wilkie
T. Cadell
F. Newbery
W. Goldsmith
E. Johnston
W. Nicoll
J. Johnson
W. Flexney
G. Robinson
G. Burnett
R. Baldwin
Postscript
Lord Chatham
House of Lords
North America
Rockingham Party
Dr. Johnson
Lord Chesterfield
North
Bransfield
Téntine
Chaldron
New-York
Noteringham
Moorton
Monj Christi
Maorton
Mos
Greenwich, Fanti
Lwo A
Cixi
India
South Sea
Annas
Diu Co
Ptein
Navy
Pope’s-Headaley
Gookendon
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