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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Oct 23, 1764
Page
4
Fragmentary note attacks pretended satisfacion and sea port deals as a puffing scheme. Writer accuses authorities of draining pockets and stealing brains, signing as ANTI-PUFE and urging resistance to policies perceived as harming subjects.
A letter praising the extended prorogation of Parliament to January next. The writer lauds ministers for securing peace with France and Spain, claims satisfied subjects, and asserts the government is well funded and firmly established, mocking critics and dissenters.
The London Evening Post notes a royal proclamation permitting free importation of salted beef pork bacon and butter from Lichand. The writer praises it as a cure for rising provisions prices and urges the Ministry to also address coal costs to relieve the poor.
A letter from a tenant describes November floods caused by broken river banks from Peterborough to Welland at Spalaing washing away crops and fences. The writer thanks Sir Everad Backworth for waiving fence duties this year, praising his humane, compassionate conduct toward tenants.
A mixed page notes questions about the Harrison watch on a voyage to Barbadoes, extended longitude debates, and the Longitude Board’s awareness of moon and satellite methods. It reports royal accession day mourning bells, receptions at St James's, Warsaw audiences, prosecutions against the press, marriages, deaths, and local and maritime notices with race results, accidents, and port arrivals.
The fragment asks whether certain matters, as they have been and will be applied, should be decided solely by the Board of Longitude or shared with others. It frames a scope issue about who has authority over judgments and future implementations.
Fragmentary OCR text notes scattered terms Straw Whitechapel gas and numbers. No coherent event or identifiable entities to form a full news item. Summary reflects the incomplete readable fragments without inferring facts.
Letters from J Freepine and others urge public audit of Air Woory and John Page medicines. Richsa D Youn reports Dewing and others praise Dr Ware and White Drop remedies. Letters claim cure of chronic illness and urge public awareness of medicinal certificates.
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