Scots Treachery Observed by Printer in London
A letter from the Printer af ter London Evening Pol. denounces Scottish factions backing Colonel Frazier son of the late Lord Lavat. He plans to raise 2006 men to fight against English interests, likening their 1745 Culloden allegiance to potential modern action in America. The writer accuses cunning Scots of manipulating events to dispossess tenants and advance their estate.
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Frazier
Lord Lavat
Temple- Bar
Battle of Culloden
Highlands
Lord John Murray
Fraser
Regiment of Highlanders
Betsey
Boffon
Goodwin Sands
Teece
Concord
Liverpool
Lancashire
County Hall
Lancaster
Watts Horton, Bart
I. B. Bayley
Townley
J. Dobson
Earls Derby
Sefton
Lord Stanley
Londos Evening Pot to Joan Exwes
A fragmentary notice from Berks County records lists Londos Evening Pot presented to Joan Exwes with Cunistoruer Griffith, Esquires, Representatives for the county. The context suggests a formal transfer or appointment within local governance.
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Joan Exwes
Cunistoruer Grirrith
County of
Berks
The Mighty Genius of Séifle and Equal Bonds
Fragmentary verse recalls Séifle scorning flattery and golden chains. It questions England under a future yoke and ponders whether any conqueror could rival the speaker in enslavement or friendship, noting Romans and Normans could not claim such aims.
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Séifle
England
Ridicule French feathered ladies satire published
A humorous French song ridicules women wearing feathered caps. The piece describes the Chevalier D- as a woman, notes the King pardons her and grants a 15 000 livre pension, and mentions her retirement to a convent to learn manners and arts. The satire argues against ostentatious plumes and female vanity with witty lines.
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France
Valens Insertion Delayed To Saturday
Postponement announced due to inability to complete insertion tonight. Officials cite impassable conditions hindering the required work and set new target for Saturday completion.
Battle near Cable Hill and Boston wintering plan
Details of skirmish between Provincials and Regulars at Cable Hill near Bunker’s Hill. Reports say the army will winter in Boston with provisions from England and that 7000 effective men exist with 4000 fit after losses. Various notices include a lottery, bonds, and local incidents.
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Bunker’s
Prospect Hill
Boston
England
Lord Barrington
Commora
Bunker’s Hill
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