Fragmented Royalist critique amid American War debates in mid 18th century pamphlet
The text presents a dense political tirade against corruption in government, praising a past imperial victory while lamenting modern discontent and opposition to Britain's American policies. It includes commentary on taxation, representation, and civil liberties, with references to Parliament, the king, and various colonial and domestic actors, ending with notices about ships, fleets, and local civic actions.
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Rangers of the Cross
of the Crescent
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Irelane
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Nottingham
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Noringham
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Cornewall
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Ely
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Kinsten
Shepherd
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Dutton
Norman
Fanny
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Bolton
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George P. Hooke
York
Oufe
Waart
Wir Sudderly
Wrich
Fragmentary text from a historical page item
The readable words mention paying and rewarding, with unclear names and context. No coherent event or clear entities to identify. the snippet appears damaged and lacks a complete record for a proper summary.
Ode for the 26th of October 1775 to John Earl of Bute
London Evening Post prints an ode dated October 26 1775 addressed to John Earl of Bute. The poem invokes Minerva and the divine gaze on political resolve, urging mercy and caution as fate looms over leadership decisions in the era of crisis.
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House of Commons
Commons
Lord A
Lyttelton
London Evening Post
John
Earl of Bute
Ellona
Minerva
Saliers
London
Parliamentary Register Promises Continuation of Parliamentary Register
The article notes a very favourable reception of the Parliamentary Register by a broad public. Editors solicit continued support from readers and intelligent gentlemen to prevent misrepresentation and maintain impartiality and truth. It announces future monthly numbers, with volumes already published containing speeches, motions, letters, petitions, bills, processes, and rich indexes.
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Pristettor J. Almon
Oppsite Barlington House
Piccadilly
Umber V
Cife
America
Continental Congress
J. Alston
Barlington
Mare of Sir Merk Parsons Seeks Recovery Information
A notice from Epjtty Surry, Ork, describes a dark bay mare about fourteen hands owned by Sir Merk Parsons Bart. The horse was lost near Tol en about six o'clock evening with a dent on her body. Reward offered for information leading to recovery or the identity of the thief, with details to return the mare to Spread Eagle or Epsom.
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Tolen
Merk Parsons
Epsom
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