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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Nov 12, 1771

Page

4

Address to the King on Public Affairs and Despotism

A dated appeal urges the King to resist despotism and defend liberty, warning ministers of ruin and urging bold action to safeguard national honor. It deplores foreign insults, condemns the conduct of the Duke of Cumberland, and argues for measures to prevent unrest while proposing potato subsidies as famine relief if land enclosure proceeds.

Spain Duke of Gloucester Duke of Cumberland Luttrel

Baneful evil of enclosures and money in Kipling tone

A letter to the Printer of the London Evening Post argues that enclosing lands drives up provisions, harms the kingdom’s finances, and shifts wealth from the many to the few. It cites export premiums and income erosion, lamenting scarcity of money and the social cost of enclosure. It critiques legislators and princes for encouraging enclosure and its unequal effects.

Mr. Young

Truth and Right in Parliament on Public Funds

The London Evening Post notes Lord Townshend's appeal for money from Ireland to support government, contrasting with the Irish and English parliaments. It argues a government relying on corruption cannot deserve support, and that people should refuse funds used to bribe or subjugate them, urging accountability and liberty.

Lord Townshend House of Commons Irifth House of Commons England Ireland France Spain Appleby Parliament-street Portmouth Levant Mediterranean Batchelor’s Delight Guernsey Lymington London Glifcow Isle of Wight Carlisle Lis Majesty Sit Mr. Cornforth Shepherders J. S. Barry Major Laurie Young Mirza Mr. Paterson Smithfield Ongar Essex John Wheble George Murro Pims ‘Tide Ann Randal

Compleat Edition of the Letters of Junius and Allies

Announcement of a complete edition of the Letters of Junius with those of Philo Junius Sir William Draper and Mr Hurne to Junius. Includes a dedication a preface corrections and annotations printed for Henry Sampson Woodfall at Ivy Lane Paternoster Row.

Junius Philo Junius William Draper Hurne Earith Henry Sampson Woodfall Ivy-lane Paternofter-row

Pocket Ledger for 1772 Offered by Kearfy in Ludgate Street

An 18th century promotional notice for a red leather pocket ledger for the year 1772. It lists extensive tables and aids including receipts, payments, holidays, tax tables, currency conversions, diary, workmen wages, public offices, stamps, fish seasons, and various practical instructions. Public sales by G. Kearfly and availability through booksellers.

Lords and Commons Troy Averdupois Wright London Cadogan England Wales G. Kearfly Ludgate-street Oas Kearny

Fury in Court Over Cumberland Marriage and Yorke Affairs

Royal anger target Duke of Cumberland after a rumored marriage provokes a political sting. The piece notes talk of an exclusion bill, confiscation of Cumberland horses, and a pension granted to a relative of Lord Townsend. It laments ministry disloyalty, looming war with Spain, and calls for immediate action to defend Britain’s honor amid Atlantic tensions.

Dake Gloucester Duke of Cumberland Str Lord Townsend Buckingham House Ferrel West Indies Jimiica Itonduras Port Reval Gulph New Orlean Cape Francois Great Britain Ireland Jersey Guernsey Falkland’s Islands Madrid Versailles Guarda Costas West-Indies

Cure for the mad dog bite sold by local apothecary

William Hill and his nephews Meff William Efill and James Berry prepare a medicine for mad dog bites sold by James Berry at his Mount Street Berkeley Square shop. Each dose carries directions and a seal with Hill's arms, and is offered only here in London for gs ad.

William Hill Orms Kirk Lancashire William Efill James Berry Mount Street Berkley Square M. B London London, and That Each Packet Is Sealed With Mr. Hill

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