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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Nov 19, 1767
Page
4
A writer critiques peer nomination of MPs, arguing true representation rests with the Commons and not the Lords. He warns peer influence undermines constitutional rights, urges restraint, and notes the cost pressures on farmers, rents, and provisions with calls for reform.
A letter from Yeovil dated November 16 1767 appeals to Parliament to restore military pay and provisions for Subaltern Officers and soldiers. The item includes notes on ongoing European affairs with reports from Moscow and Paris, promotions, and troop movements, plus a domestic notice of a new regiment in Walhitia and other courtly tidings.
Fragmentary text from a London printer notice discusses prices and farming concerns. The readable phrases reference corn prices and potential injustice, but essential details are missing to identify exact event, date, or organization.
Report from Madrid and Paris notes reception plans for the Count de la Lippe-Buckeburg and entourage at Belem, with court ceremonies, audiences granted by the king, and diplomatic movements. Includes mentions of Jesuit expulsions from Corsica, renewed royal prohibitions, and exile actions against Cardinal Cordua and his vicar.
The column reports aristocrats moving between Grosvenor Square and Lower Grosvenor Street homes, arrivals of MPs and peers in Piccadilly and Berkeley Square, and a potential Westminster candidate ready to spend £50,000. It also notes an Admiral Ems voyage to Tunis, debates at the Robin Hood tavern, and local crime, appointments, and a wave of theater bills at Hay-Market Drury Lane and Covent Garden with prices and castings.
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