General Meeting to Seek Repeal of Cyder Act in Bodmin
A large assembly of peace officers freemen and clergy in Bodmin agreed to convene at the White Hart on November 3 to petition Parliament for repeal of the Cyder Act. A specimen edition of a sacred volume is offered for sale by royal authority, with proceeds to be refunded if not approved.
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Grand Imperial Bible Work Rendered Elegant and Complete
An advertisement for The Grand Imperial Bible by Rev William Louk, a two volume quarto set printed on superfine royal paper with copper plate engravings. It promises a full Holy Scriptures text with notes, historical and critical, based on Hebrew Greek Latin and other commentators, offered by the author and sold through J Cooke at the Shakespeare Head and bookshops in Oxford Cambridge and towns county.
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Political Creed of an Old Whig in London Evening Post
Letter to the author printing a political creed of an old Whig argues government derives from the governed, opposes arbitrary rule, and urges liberty, limits on prerogative, Parliament sovereignty, and support for the Protestant succession. It includes ten numbered points on monarchy, liberty, representation, and taxation.
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Merchants warn after war gains gain risk from new Parliament act
A London merchant statement laments lost trade in America after the late war. They fear restraints from a recent Parliament act will ruin commerce in that region unless repealed, arguing it hurts the kingdom’s interests and calls for parliamentary reconsideration.
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