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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Nov 27, 1753

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Europe News Digest with Princely Inquiries and London Deaths

Deputies from the Dutchy arrive seeking to represent the Empress on affairs in their country. Brabant approves a poll tax and duties to fund a 40,000-strong army. a Bank edict circulates in Berlin. London reports the death of M. Adam Adrian van der Duyn and the mayoral election in Guildhall after his passing. Parliaments discuss Jew Bill objections and public notices touch on prints from Paris to Stockholm, with drill on copper utensils and clerical revenues in Bruffels.

Essieurs de Korff Sacken Courland Berlin East Frizeland Bruffels Brabant Hague Adam Adrian Baron of van der Duyn East India Company Imperdam Paris Roger de Monthuchet Charelet M.de Monthuchet M. Roger Quiller Chatelet M. de. Montbuchet Royal Chamber Richmond New Pak Surrey Sitichardson Cea Charles Coxe John Coxe Crencester Robert Westley London Kemble Wiltshire Edward Ironside Wise Ward William Billers Middlesex Alderman Rawiinson Guildhall Thomas Rawlinson Broad Street Stephen Theodore Janssen Thomas Rawlinson Ironside John Shorter Alderman Parsons Robert Godscall Samuel Pennant Alderman Winterbottom Litétifield Thomas Gresley Henry’ Vernon Amperdan Gazette Duke de Mirepoix Earl of Holderness Devonshire Copenhagen Denmark Portugal Africa Italy Stockholm Sweden Mortman

Perjuries and corrupt attorneys debated in 1753 letter

A London letter dated August 24 1753 laments general corruption in Britain. It cites partial justice, open perjury shops, amoral lawyers, and biased deeds. The writer urges electors to choose honest representatives and support Parliament to enact reform laws for the country and future generations. Sam Sis signs as humble servant.

London Carlisfe Knights of the Park Sam Sis

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