The London Evening Post on Debtor Protection Limits
A letter questions reports that the foreign ambassadors will restrict their protection of debtors to their own families and domestics only. The writer argues for broader limits and notes the need for reform to spare tradesmen from ruin and for Lords and Commons to apply similar restraint to their own tenants during Parliament. The letter ends with a personal sign-off.
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Berry
House of Lords and Commons
Four Scot Gentlemen Appointed Governors of New Acquisitions
Anglicus laments English blood and treasure funded four Scottish governors as Gazette confirms divisions of recent gains into four governments. He questions merit of Scots over English for high offices and warns of continued Anglo Scottish tensions hindering union. P.S. Englishmen welcome a Scottish government jestingly, predicting mass migration.
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London
North
Britain
England
Scotland
Sam
C. Anglicus
P.S
On the PantramMENTS of France and Tyranny
The piece argues tyranny can arise from parliaments as well as kings and asserts French parliaments are as capable of misusing power as monarchs. It contends that oppression exists wherever parliamentary bodies act despotically, suggesting parliaments can restrain or ruin liberty when they imitate royal tyranny.
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France
Ann
Twizel
Fame
Coxon
London
Tynemouth-bar
Crefwell
William Crefwel
Wno
Holy I
Eland
Nightingale
Whitby
Brotherick
Prince George
Bond
Dolphin
Cockburn
Liberty
Horsley
Nicholas
Sunderland
Father
Goodwill
Buck
Coquet Lland
Providence
Yarmouth
Lond
Dorothy
Jackson
Lilly
Freedom
John Whatson
Hartlepool
Cleveland
Friendship
Stephen
Mary
Stancliff
Lynn
Bery
Hunter
Richard of Shields
Canaway
Robin-hood’s Bay
Burton
Parkinson
Hull
Lisbon
Hanover
Sherburn
Forbes
Champion
Francis
Newfoundland
Charlotte
Hill
Melleken
Madeira
Portland
Devonald
Jamaica
Bristol
Williams
Newland
Ditto
Leopard
Swaine
Barbadoes
Dover
Wesst-Indies
Holland
Spain
The
Straits
Triest
Germany
Hamburgh
Ireland
Deal
O& 10
John
Sukey
Bruce
Boston
Royal George
Breemen
Sally
Tea
Blakeney
Kean
Kirby Hall
Watson
Squirrel
Royall
Malaga
Bremen
Britannia
Gaul
Henrietta
Sporto
Duke
Ramsey
Wind N. W
Treaty terms on Canétré demolition stir debate in London
London readers weigh whether the 13th article of the Paris peace treaty, listing destruction of Canétré fortifications and health provisions, has been carried out. Observers question who funds the demolition, who executes it, and why delays persist, amid wider postwar trade and naval activity reports.
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London
Paris
Canétré
Aix la Chapelle
Canette
Great Britain
England
Dunkirk
Rae Nizatr
Tors
Jacob Hentiques
Montpelie
Soiffons
Gascony
West Indies
North America
Holland
Berbices
Surinam
St. Eustatia
Henry Thrale
Southwark
Miss Salisbury
Thomas Salisbury
High Court of Admiralty
John Holden
Navy Office
William Passmore
Athen-tree-court
Whitefryars
Wolfe
St Mary Ax
Compter
Canterbury
Newcastle
Scotland
Hexham
William Magin
Mary Wilson
William Clayon
Edward Collingwood
Francis Forster
Joshua Rafton
Hartlepool
Lord
Darlington
Frederic Vane
Fragmented OCR Stock Data From An Obscure Page
The readable fragments show a mishmash of numbers names and codes like 83 71 and 16 2 17s 1 Tash Pank An and references such as Zen Ore de Mela and New 25020-Dir Wie. The text resembles a torn financial or catalog section with unclear item names and inconsistent formatting.
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Prige
Stu Boeck
Mio
Nis
Corifel
Dire India
Philaster at Drury Lane Delights with New Star
Theatrical intelligence records Drury Lane revision of Philaster by Beaumont and Fletcher with Mr Powelll making his first stage appearance. The new alterations reduce indecency and low humour, praised for judicious changes. Mrs Yates shines as Bellario and a fine prologue enhances the overall performance.
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PhiLaster
Beaumont and Fletcher
Powelll
Phllaster
Yates
Bellario
Philisier
Ferio
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London Bridge
Ater
Whitechapel
St. James’s
Corn Exchange
York
Cope
Aero Eys
Edinburgh
John Quincy
MsDi
T. Longman
Auchor
Sandorius
Quincy
Valerian
Dr. Hill
Richard Baldwin
J. Jackson
James
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