The Printer of London Evening Pot Responds to Libel Charge
A column from a London printer defends the Remonstrance against a Recorder’s libel ruling. The piece critiques court restraint, cites Hotoman on royal power, and argues the kingdom is perpetual and governed by its people. It contrasts royal prerogative with public liberty and cites ancient authorities to defend civic rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hough
Meifrs. Wilkes
Townsend
Recorder
Luttrell
Walpole
Milton
Salmaius
Hoteman
Liberty
Lord Moleforth
George the Third
Hotoman
Klotoman
Mansfield
Fhadman
St. Leawis
Fobe
Francis
Soicrtom
Harlis
Redcream
Ninus
Ptolomeus
Harpers and
Bac- Pipers
Letter to the Printer of the London Evening Post
A satirical letter questions the Earl of Bellomont’s praise and asks what actions proved his singularity and bravery. It mocks his immunity to danger, ridicules political allies, and suggests drastic fates for critics. The writer envisions Cinna’s future folly and contemplates reprinting letters as a coping strategy.
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Earl of Bellomont
London
Lorathip
Bellows
Cinna
Emmy
Jeffs
Dicky Pickle
Lord Bumfret
Digan
Junius
Phi Dynaty
Selim letter delays Tower inquiry over Hartwell case
The London Evening Port reports a delayed inquiry regarding Mr. S Hartwell, with Selim promising not to yield to mercenary offers or threats. The secretary will be informed when the Board consents, while Ciana faces mockery for failed hopes to pressure the City.
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S Hartwell
Selim
Portsmouth
Geary
Spithead
Pembroke
Sanderson
Bedhampton
Evidy
Southampton
Cole
William and Samuel
Windsor
Blancford
Brain
London
John
Saunderson
Plymouth
Yarmouth
Liverpool
Portmouth
Gibraltar
Lincoln
John Disney
L.L
Peter House College
Cambridge
Swinderby
Panton
Alhallows
Lombard-street
William Pinchback
Broadtreet
Miss Phillips
Grace-church-street
York
Lodge
Thomas Lodge
Leeds
Cuthbert Lambert
Newcastle
Lambert
Naight
Francis Topham
John Robinson
Westmorland
Treasury
Ann
Deal
Benjamin
Jamaica
Stephenson
New York
Prince Frederick
Hamer
Africa
Ariadne
Cardenhead
Bell
Bennet
Rowley
John Strahan
Ratcliff - Row
City Road
Estacles
John Straman
St. Paul’s
Rowley’s
Ludgate-theet
Pottery and Military Moves Urge War Preparations
Reports from the period detail embracing a potential alliance with Spain through Potter’s Madrid mission and Prime Ministerial belief that armament outlays will circulate domestically. News from Portsmouth notes delays in stores, doubts about a Gibraltar campaign, and warnings that ministry posturing may mislead. Theatre reviews, ship sails, and local notices fill a dense page.
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London Evening Pot
R. Ye of Wight
London Evening Post
Ciana
Dixit
Marquis
Taycho
Potticript
England
Spain
Potter
Madrid
France
M.moufin Poutchin
Bender
Dardanelles
St. James’s
Duke of Cumberland
Thomas Scroope
Amsterdam
Katt-Indies
Covent Garden Theatre
Drury Lane Theatre
Covent Garden
Miss Catley
Reinhold
Don Diego
Bannitter
Drury Lane
Bannister
du Bellamy
Vernon
Per
Mr. Dibden
Garsden Theatre
Quick
Dibuis