Postscript Continued on Tory Principles and Foreign Influence
A London Letter writer argues the Tory party betrays constitutional ideals by courting foreign troops and bowing to Hanover and Russia. He warns that reliance on foreign powers weakens England, urging independence and a peaceful end to quarrels with America rather than capitulation to foreign pride. Hancock and Adams are preferred to Orloff and Potemkin.
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King Walkein
Hanover
Hethan
England
Scotland
House of Stuart
Vais
McHe
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Eny
Arafsal
Ruffa
I Hanover
Ruffia
America
American Congress
Mail From Holland Reports War Updates and Morocco Peace Talks
News items from several cities describe English Admiral Mann sailing for Gibraltar, a Moroccan envoy offering indemnities to settle peace, and expectations of a peace accord. A Bohemian fire devastates Leute minfel, destroying 500 houses and 76 lives. English transports bound for Hanover face delays. embarkation shifts to Cuxhaven with magistrate consent.
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Liften
Mann
Gibraltar
Madrid
Morocco
Cena
Vienna
Leutemifenel
Bohemia
de Waldstein
Port Manon
Elbe
Hanburgh
Cuxhaven
Stace
Scotch Peers in Decline and Royal Favor Critique
The passage complains of Mortimer and his ally the Devil reshaping ancient customs under the king’s favor. It questions noble power and laments a state that ferries under new upstart rule, naming English cities as locational nods to the era’s governance and unrest.
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Mortimer
Devil
Eige
Albemarle
Norfolk
Arundel
Northampton
Bedford
Berkeley Byron Powys
Chedworth
Queensbury
Chesterfield
Salisbury
Clifford Shaftesbury Cowper
Shrewsbury
Derby
Somerser
Dormer
Stourton
Ancaster Sichester
Teynham
Leeds
Gloucester
Arzyll
Grantham Westmorland
Ashburnham Place
Dee Despencer
Granville
Aylesford
Lyttelton
Hamilton
Bathurst
Macclesfield Harcourt Peers
Beaufort
Mansfield
Holland
Rock Place
Bolingbroke Place
Marlborough
Kinnaul
Gran- Bofton
Matham
Langdaletham
Harcourt
Bridgewater
Maynard Leigh &c
Stormont
Bristol
Middleton Litchfield
Bruce Place
Montagu Place
Monton
Buccleugh
Montagu
Bucks Place
Montfort
Montrose
Carlisle
Cadogan Place
Newcastle
Leinster Place
Place
Abergavenny
Castlehaven
Northington Place
Abingdon
Manchester
Chandos
Orford Place
Archer Milton
Cornwallis Place
Oxford Place
Beaulieu
Northumberland
Darlington Place
Paget
Befborough
Portland
Plymouth
Darnley Pelham Place
Bolton
Dartmouth Place
Pembroke Place
Camden
Radnor Delawarr
Peterborough
Chatham
Richmond
Pomfret Place
Rockingham
Denbigh Place
Portsmouth
Cholmondeley
Corke Digby Romney
Dorset
Poulett
Coventry
Rutland Ducie Place
Ravenworth
Courtenay
Scarborough
Rochford Place
Craven Shelb
Suffex Gr.Ivenor Walpole Talbot
Godolphin
Thanet King
S. Grafton
Townshend
St. Asaph
Exeter
Guildford
Trevorne
Larporouch Vere Hardwicke
Vernon
Ariington
Waldeograve
Hillsborough
Warwick Holderneflz
Wentworth A Slace
Weymouth
Huntingdon
Trvde
Willoughby Hereford
Willoughby Hertford
Winchelsea
Jersey
VV Inter
Curious Lists Show Lords Salaries Across the Realm
London reports reveal a correspondent’s Curious Lists claiming fifty six Lords hold paid offices valued at about two thousand five hundred pounds annually each. The piece argues total annual royal expenditure to peers reaches around two hundred thousand pounds, plus pensions and favors for bishops and Scots Lords. It suggests sweeping reforms to restore peace between Britain and America and mentions a call to Privy Council action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke of Leeds
Tord Mansfield
Petition and Counter Petition Divide London Livery
The London tavern meetings spark a clash as supporters of the Revolution back a petition for peace and commerce, while opponents rally under the London Association. An attached account defends Mr Baker and warns against press restrictions and government overreach amid a wider call for civil liberty and Protestant rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
White Hart Tavern
Bishopsgate-Street
Thomas Wellings
King’s Arms Tavern
Cornhill
King’s Arms
British Empire
America
England
Ireland
Rankin
James, Johnon
Crosby Square
Baker
Avery
London Association
Loxnpon Association
Mansion House
Poultry Compter
Guildhall
Chelsea
Charles Anderson Pelham
Brock
Efa
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The
London Evening Post
Br. Miller
Bangor
Bath
Canterbury
Chester
Chichester
Durham
Ely
Hereford
Landaff
Lincoln
Aberdeen
Gordon Abercorn
Irwin Breadalbanz
London Place
Bute
March’ Place
Cathcart
Marchmont Place
Cashiis
Roseberry
Dalhousie Stormont Place
Galloway Place
Strathmore
Litchfield
Norwich
Oxford
Rochester
St. David’s
Winchester
Worcester
York
George III
Ee Ae
Privy Council
Tingland
Ain
Regulus
India
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