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London Evening Post in London, Middlesex

24 Nov 1772

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London Evening Post

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London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

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Nov 24, 1772

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English Elector Prod s for Carlisle Fox and Farme Hare

A London Evening Post letter attacks the Earl of Carlisle and allied figures, accusing breach of public faith over the Nullum Tempus bill and urging scrutiny of his political connections. It laments Dutchess of Portland and Morpeth mentions, and predicts theatre openings with George Selwyn’s Parisian flourish.

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London Evening Post Earl of Carlisle Northumberland Duke of Portland Lord North Carlisle Fox George Selanyn Foundling Lavie Pall-mall Cleaver Morpeth Cumberland Port- Fau Liam Qld

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