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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Oct 18, 1763
Page
4
The letter argues that winking at crime leads to fearsome rule and cruel laws, warning readers that without punishment for murders, people will be enslaved under oppressive authority. It reflects concern over justice and governance.
Sir Artifex argues for a duty on coal exports to Ireland and calls for an act to crush coal combinations, hoping to lower prices for tradesmen in London. He suggests Dutch fish bans justify charging them for coal.
Correspondent defends grammar against misattribution and disputes a previous letter. He argues no English writer uses a compound with the second noun in genitive, cites Orpheus, Theagenes, and St Paul, and jokes of a press error and new headgear to end the quarrel.
A fragmented note suggests a political catechism about inflating opportunities for CURISTIANUS, casting doubt on motives and the extent of promised gains. It reads like a satirical or cryptic opinion fragment without clear event details.
The writer argues that Newfoundland should be placed under a regular English form of government with extended jurisdiction to monitor French moves and curb encroachments. He cites reports of land seizures by Indians allied tribes and mentions planned congresses in Williamsburgh and Annapolis to resolve claims, restore or purchase lands.
A broad mix of racing results from Newmarket and Boroughbridge with listings of horses, weights, and stakes for the upcoming meetings. The column also includes political chatter on Parliament trade repeal, Baltic and Polish affairs, naval force moves, and local court notices, plus ship movements and crime reports.
A fragmented listing notes stocks and shares with prices, dates, and quantities. It mentions Navy RN, banks, and purchasers aged 26 plus notes on registers and prizes. The text is garbled but preserves entities like Bank, Navy, and specific numeric values.
The report lists prices and quantities for various goods at the market stall, including amounts labeled as Dito and Wheaten Flour, with units and shillings per sack. Details reference multiple lot numbers and a price per sack, indicating a general sale of stored items at the market.
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