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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Oct 03, 1775

Page

2

London Association Supports Freedom of the Press Declaration

The London Association denounces despotic measures against printers and presses for public duty. It cites Magna Charta and Star Chamber concerns, urging vigilance to protect liberties and oppose ministerial restraint. The group pledges to defend press freedom on constitutional grounds and outlines its plan of action.

London Association

Freedom of the Press protest and resolves in Virginia assembly

Resolutions insist the freedom of the press sustains government liberty, oppose licensing and ex officio informations as tyranny, and pledge support for printers while urging defense of civil and religious liberty. Notes impending publication of Virginia House proceedings in a pamphlet in London.

Star Chamber House of Burgesses Virginia Alexander Purdie T. Loggman Paternafter-row London

London merchants press petition to king amid colonial dispute

A large London gathering at the King's Arms Cavern in Cornhill adopts an humble Address and Petition to the King calling for a cessation of hostilities in the Great Britain colonies. Signatures are gathered on vellum with a committee named to oversee the process. The meeting criticizes ministerial influence in signatures and urges unity for reconciliation.

King’s Arms Cornhill Baker Sampson Great Britain London Mead Wooldridge Alderman Lee

Quaker Address Targeted by Anonymous Accuser

In Answer to a Letter to the People called Quakers, a critic terms a writer a “Father of Falfhood” and accuses him of bribery, tyranny, and political manipulation during a borough election. The piece notes the address to the King was signed by local officials and townsfolk among Churchmen and Presbyterians.

America Fairhood

River arrivals and port notices in London and downs

Ships named vessels arriving at varying ports from Quebec Jamaica Stockhom and Leghorn to Petersburgh and Newcastle with wind and tide notes. Merchant bankruptcies announced at Guildhall and Old Roebuck, with sailings and surrender dates. Wheat sale returns at Bear-Key quoted by Joseph How and meal weighers showing mixed prices per quarter.

Carolina Swit Lante Patty Ayre Quebec Arethusa Wind Portsmouth Rio Bona Herbert Jamaica Bety Coulsin Stockholm Yarmouth Counce William Alexander London Robert Alexander Sane Place Wm. Alexander and Sons Guildhall Gribbs Welttanton Staffordshire Miller William Clealand Shoemaker-row St. Ann Black-Friars Robert Foot Plymouth Fountain John Roberts Bourn Lincolnshire White-Hart Inn Spalding Bear-Key Joseph How

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