Storm over Norths ten-year peace blessings in parliament
The letter ridicules Paymaster General North for boasting of peace lasting ten years while taxes mount. It argues war may resume within months, cites Sweden Denmark and Sweden's conquests, and criticizes ministerial fear of renewed conflict. Brutus and church figures praised for integrity in tythe debates emerge among them.
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Bute
Lord North
Europe
Sweden
St. James’s
Denmark
Charles the Xilth
Turku
Bremen
Verden
George the
Fisi
George the Slid
Brutus
Tythe laws and liberty in a Protestant line
A letter from Ceorgicus discusses the tythe controversy, arguing abolishing tythes could secure liberty and property, reduce clerical influence, and prevent Popish incursions. It compares past appeals for Liberty and Property to current reform, praising reformers and warning against clergy resistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conautt
Onesiphorus
House of Hanover
England
Ceorgicus
Rapin
Center of Union in the Church Debate Cited
Rioters examine Sir R Tucker's Apology for the Church of England and the idea of a center of union. A 1772 review links centripetal force to the Crown and church offices, then surveys political notices, ordinations, theatre notices, ship movements, and local accidents.
Center of gai ya disputed by Dr Tucker scholars
A fragment notes a claim about a center of gai ya being discovered, with Dr Tucker stating that its approval by Church of England sub scribing members is provided as a main point. The text is rough and the attribution uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaiya
Tucker
Church of England
Newcastle extract delayed for tomorrow’s edition
The Newcastle extract arrived too late for this night’s paper and will appear in tomorrow’s issue, delaying publication of the expected item.
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Newcastle
London Livery Poll and Lottery Notices 1772
A London notice lists Livery voters for Aldermen Wilkes and Townsend in the Lord Mayor election. It promotes lottery tickets from Richardson and Goodluck, outlining office locations in Whitehall and Cornhill. It cautions buyers to beware misnamed offices and promises advantages to purchasers before the drawing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melfis
Hallifax
Shakespear
London
City of London
Wilkes
Townsend
Paul’s Head Tavern
Catenton-freet
Riwington
Staining-lane
Richardson and Goodluck
Admiralty
Whitehall
Bank New Buildings
Cornhill
N.B
Richards N
Goodluck
East India Committee Minutes Published in Genuine Edition
This day price sixpence stands for the genuine minutes from the House of Commons select committee on East India affairs. It records examinations of Lord Clive, Sir George Pococke, Gen. Carnac, Col. Munro, and others, printed by T. Evans for binding with Parliament proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Commons
Sele& Committee
East India
Lord Clive
George Pococke
Richard Becher
Walsh
Holt
Capt. Brereton
Sir Eyre Cooke
John Cooke
Sykes
Col. Cadiland
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London Evening Post
Comber
Harty
Wilson
R. Tucker
Efe
Hanc Newton
Canterbury
York
Mars
Cambridge
University of Oxford
Mei
Hallieax
J. Miller
Postscript
Felix
East India Company
Earl of
Barbadoes
Spry
Breadvil
War of the Line
Ireland
Commission of the Peace
Alexander the Great
Drury-lane-theatre
Clinch
Aickin
Clytus
Alexander
Portsmouth
Duddleston
America
Plymouth
Kockmaker
Am’sterdam
Leghorn
Neptune
Lisbon
Strackman
Barras
Elizabeth
Sarah
Old Justice Alehouse
Suffolk-street
St. George’s-fields
Joseph Downes Heapsy
Uttoxeter
Stafford
Portland
Iiseet
Marybone
James Adair
Jamaica
University
Parkis
Magdalen
Ferris
St. John’s
Progters
Heslop
Bennet
Pearce
Gould
Clarehall
Jepson
King’s
Charlesworth
Trinity
Benet
Bentham
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