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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Oct 26, 1762

Page

4

Assize of Bread Issued by London Court in 1762

The London Court of Mayor and Aldermen issues the Assize of Bread dated the 26th day of OG 1762. It orders a standard price or weight to commence on the upcoming Thursday, establishing regulatory measures for bread in the city.

City of London Rock M.L Ludgate Hill Shadwell Bouy Hart Garden Crof Leurstean Wane Lane Pailte Stdey’s Leicester-Birds Croft Ana Avirh Ain England C. Hitch L. Hawes H. Woodfall Newbery J. Rivington R- Baldwin W. Johnston Richardson Crowder and Co B. Law and Co J. Hinxman M- Rapin de Thoyras Sovercizm George the Stephen Hales Greece Long-Acre BuxcHeLu Bowen

Plain Dealer Attacks North Briton and Political Enemies

A textual fragment presents the Plain Dealer defending himself against charges in The North Briton and Auditor exchanges. It argues that opponents spawn calumny to protect an education master and condemns foreign policy foes. The letter questions peace terms with France and Spain and laments political manipulation by anonymous advocates.

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Martyrdom Recalled in Calas Case Trial Motions

The account describes John Calas facing the wheel with faith and innocence, his last words to Father Bourges and Caldagues praising his own and others’ innocence. The executioner’s work ends Calas life while Bourges defends the condemned to the judges, insisting on his innocence.

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