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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Oct 19, 1775

Page

8

Critique of Wesley and Colonial Taxation Debate

The letter responds to John Wesley and his views on British policy toward the American colonies. It mocks his arguments for taxation and parliaments power while defending civil obedience to established authority. The writer accuses Wesley of Tory doctrine and urges liberty from oppressive governance.

England Wesley Charles the Second

Letter to the Printer Corrects Peer Allegiances

THOMAS JOEL writes from Swansfeld near Alnwick disputing a London Evening Post list of peers and their stances. He asserts the Duke of Newcastle is not opposed, praises Ravensworth as steadfast, and questions the accuracy of the list while calling for clarity on political loyalties and stance toward America and Quebec.

Altho London Evening Post Swansfeld Alnwick Lord Ravensworth Duke of N Fac Friends of America Lord Chatham St. James’s Lord Mansfield House of Peers Lord Camnden Quebec

Provincials Take Halifax in Nova Scotia War Update

A colonial force of fifteen hundred Provincials sailed on twenty four vessels to Halifax where they seized seven thousand arms and vast ammunition. They dismantled Boston docks to prevent wintering troops and plan to burn transports and carry loot overland. Reports place Governor Franklin as prisoner. General Putnam leads three thousand Provincials toward Quebec while Canada is invaded in two places. Public notice in Coventry records strong anti ministry sentiment and calls for redress, with 404 signatories urging clemency to stop bloodshed and seek peaceful settlement.

Halifax Nova Scotia Putnam Boston Quebec Chaudier Kennebeck Harford Connecticut Lord Pitt Carleton Francklin Jenkinson Ireland Coventry Arcuer Craven Lord Craven Marquis of Rockingham Duke of Portland Phens Rebecca Blackburs Simpson St Becho Moncur Felicity Breanhant Pitt Carabiniers Barvey’s America Orde Reland Weil Foot Guards Ttis Amherst Middlesex Popisi Holy Mother Church

York-and R -on Tuesday BRITON-EUMENES-4 Let TER

York and R move to Tuesday with Ter from York, an entry mentioning BRITON-EUMENES-4. Details are fragmentary but indicate scheduling or results involving these names in a sports or competition setting.

Eumenes York

Mail from Holland reports Hanover recruits for England

Hannover forces, led by Lieutenant Colonel Scheyter, planned to raise 4600 men but now expect to raise 2000 all foreigners. officers to be half foreign. Embarkation of four battalions bound for Gibraltar and Port Manan occurred earlier this month, with transports missing a fair wind on the 8th. Stock prices listed for India, South Sea, annuities, bonds, navy bills, lottery tickets.

Holland Hanover Rei Scheyter England Royal American Regiment Firhi Hague Ritzebuttel Gibraltar Port Manan Tayo O’ Clack

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