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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Oct 08, 1771

Page

4

Junius Ridiculed for Sedition in London Letter

A Swindon based letter attacks Junius for sowing sedition and traitorous sentiments against the King and Duke of Grafton. The writer acclaims the ministry while denouncing Junius, calls for burning his epistles, and ridicules his supposed influence. The piece mocks the public, laments Livery of London politics, and ends with a satirical note on pig traders and Lord Mayor’s day plans.

Duke of Grafton Junius Grace of Grafton Charles the Second St. James’s Frmins Greateff Fuxzus Whittlebury Forest Ant London England Alderman Nash Printer Widhill North Wilts Alderman Nath Livery of Oxford Nash Swindon

London Evening Post on City Farce and Livery Fate

A fragmentary plea to the printer asks how the Treasury bled and whether the Livery’s struggle yielded greatness. The piece notes rising steps from apprentice to alderman, soldier to captain, and student to famed author within city life and professions.

Livery London Pinter Carrieth Inns of Court

Worthy Livery Men Address to London Chief Magistrate

A 1771 letter to the Worthy Livery Men of London from William Nash, pledging to uphold laws and preserve peace and order. He expresses gratitude for the honor of being raised to chief magistrate and vows independence and integrity in service to the city and its corporation.

London Yi Ovbe Europe Cim Swithin Lane William Nash

Address to Worthy Liverymen by Thomas Hallifax

Thomas Hallifax expresses gratitude to the Worthy Liverymen of London for their support in his bid for the mayoralty. He pledges future conduct to honor their trust, and promises to uphold marital liberties, citizen rights, and the city’s peace and prosperity if called to office. Dated Birchin Lane, Oct 9, 1741.

London Tom CIA

Lord Mayor Elect Receives Public Thanks at King's Arms

A large meeting of Friends of William Nath, Lord Mayor elect, at the King's Arms Cornhill resolved to present thanks to the Lord Mayor and Sheriffs for securing peace and free election. The Dean and officials praised the Lord Mayor’s assistance, and a later note reports appointments, local notices, race results, and stock prices from the period.

William Nath King’s Arms Cornhill King’s Arms Tavern Friends of the

Affidavit Denounces Whisperer Paragraphs in London Evening Post

William Moore issues a sworn statement from Reading gaol asserting he has the full account from two witnesses and will publish a detailed affidavit in two or three days to refute every point in Whisperer No 36. He lists Mesiry Pescote Grote Culverdén and Hollingworth, bankers, as subjects. No address given.

London Evening Post Mesiry Pescote Grote Culverdén Hollingworth Britain Reading Chancery-lane William Moore

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Evening Pos T Junius Birchin-lane Jam Thomas Hallifax Postscript Ohn Paterson James Bogle French William Kinleside Francis Ellis Gab. Leekey H. Spencer Samuel Seawell Edward de Santo Benjamin Kenton Richard Wood William White Henry Parker Mr. Paterson Guildhall Wilkes Oliver Paterson Committee of City Lands Teasdale Bishopfeate Street Alderman Townsend Prince Edward Kew Prague Parliament of Ireland Sutherland Robert Maclith 4Th Regiment of Dragoons Carpenter Corporation Sir George Bridlington Lord Lumley James Harrison Copenhagen Denmark Leghorn Port Ferraro Sieur Pipping Abo Dyet Paris Duc d’Harcourt Normandy Savitelle Brittany Newmarket B.C Match Lord Grosvenor Nosegay Snap Mr. Blake Quill Feather Carlisle Kateni Captain Mr. Tuting Terzia D. of Northumberland Voltaire Bell Offory Zephyr Squirrel Mr. Pigot D. of Grafton Supon Cataline Darting Priestein Mr. C. Blake Paymaster Zoogs Ld Bolingbroke Marianne Mr. Strode Hackwood Zoo Gs. A Cadormus B. C Lord Orford Delia Mr. Foley Rowley Alemira Mr. Bailey Fenthill Lord Farnham Fariband Flora Lord March Mr. Vernon S. Br Pyrrhus Sprightly Sf. Tolb Lord Rockingham Sclon Sampson Mr. Panton Bellario C. Blake Lady Jane Orford Vernon Lord Crayven Polydamus Lord Abingdon Myr Orpheus Mr. Ogilvy Baron Duke of Cumberland Fagegergill Gravesend Mile Rawthwell Duchy Lane Savoy Burney Duchy-lane Mr. Burney Alten Capelle Consol Consor Thut Tribunus Dr. Charles
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