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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Nov 09, 1765
Page
2
The writer argues that revolutions stem from religious decay, virtue erosion, and injustice. He cites ancient Greece and Rome, condemning bribery and venality as the decay of magistracy and liberty. If Rome could fall to corruption despite counsels, what hope remains for contemporary governance? Signed W. HP.
The inked memorial laments a dismal night at a solemnity for the Duke of Cumberland. Echoes of the silent procession and the grave as lamps flicker over mansions of the dead. The writer CRITO closes with tears and a final testament of loyalty and sorrow.
Fragmentary lines cite a addressed figure Mitrow and evoke a plea or invocation with oblique references to a call and a lack of friendly voice. The text appears as a fragmented verse segment without a clear narrative or event.
A lament on lost love and rising fortune, contrasting mortal woes with spiritual hope. The speaker questions oppression, poverty, and illness while urging steadfast faith, repentance, and the eventual release of a soul to heaven where suffering ends and eternal praise begins. The text closes with devotion to a dying Saviour and the Physician.
From Cork to Dublin and Edinburgh comes a mixed bag of notices and calamities. Reports detail political calls in Dublin, blooming orchards held by John Exham, and continuing American resistance to stamp duties. Across the North Sea, St Andrew’s fishermen perish in a severe storm as wrecks and drownings mount along coastal England. A murder confession in Lynn reveals Ryderdam’s fatal stab, while a shipwreck near Carnarvon Bay ends in drowned crew and salvaged oil.
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