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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Nov 30, 1775
Page
4
A satirical royalist gathering laments rebels and urges the king to crush dissent. The verse mocks municipal pomp, imagines a banquet speech, and calls for securing loyalty through drastic measures. It blends mock courtly ritual with a demand to punish traitors and feed the crowd.
A letter to the Premier of the London Evening Polit claims George Pitt proprietor of Old Sarum will soon receive a peerage in recognition of his staunch service and uniting Crown interests with those of the borough. The author notes a loyal borough address has appeared in your paper and warns against petitions. The piece ends with satirical Allusions to court intrigue and power.
A commentary argues against the idea of unlimited sovereignty, contending that government must be bounded by law and the common good. It contrasts divine authority with human rulers, defends limited monarchy, and criticizes Tyranny as contrary to natural rights and civil constitution. The piece cites Nero and colonial governance as examples, and laments Dr. Johnsonian dignity in political theory.
Prices of stocks this day at two o clock include India stock at 165, South Sea, old and new annuities with various rates, 4 percent, 3 3/4 percent figures, India bonds at 68s to 69s, Navy and Vidtua’Log bills at 3 4ths, long annuities 26 to 31 4ths, lottery tickets 351 to 185.
Postscript from London reports the Provincials forced the lines at Bunker's Mill and sunk three frigates sent to Charles Town river to defend the lines. They were bearing on Boston when the express departed, according to accounts to the Secretary of State.
Publication notes the first narrative of the Fifth Session of the Second Parliament in Ireland begun October 16 1775 in Dublin. It records finances public accounts and the origin of the dispute with America introduced into Parliament. Printed for J Almon opposite Burlington House Piccadilly as the session expands to cover all business.
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