Funius declares views on taxation press warrants and dog laws
The writer presents three main points as corrections of Junius. First, taxation of the colonies is a right retained by law and never renounced. Second, arguments on press warrants should be answered directly without inflaming passions, while acknowledging real dangers without exaggeration. Third, Furius complains he is overburdened, defends opinions on dog laws, and criticizes Lord Mansfield for evasive conduct and absence from crucial votes.
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Sunius
Judius
Junius
England
Funiu
Funius
Furius
Sun
Fuaius
Marspeld
Cuse of Lords
House of Commons
House of Lords
Lord Pomfret
Lord Mansfield
King’s Bench
Fuzius
Yznizs
Stock and Bank Stock Prices and Bond Listings
Prices of stock and bank stock include 1491 half, 219 to 220 half for India, South Sea and Old/New Annuities with various percentages and deductions. Bank annuities and government bonds appear with 4 and 3 percent rates, India annuities, four percent conferral, India bonds, navy and victualing bills, exchequer bills, long annuities, lottery tickets, and related premiums and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
South Sea
High Water at London Bridge Forecasts and Hay Market Rates
London Bridge water levels projected for tomorrow morning and afternoon with specific times and heights. Hay market notes from Whitechapel and Southwark dated October 24 show pricing per straw and load ranges, with references to delivery and weight terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London-Bridge
Whitechapel
Hay Market
Southwark
The Town and Country Magazine October 1771 prospectus and contents
This day published price sixpence monthly serialized magazine with three engravings including Mrs S ms portrait and a city race scene from Guildhall to the Mansion House. Contains histories, tales, poems, anecdotes, domestic notes, political pieces, and notices. printed by A. Hamilton jun near St Johns Gate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guildhall
Aru@ion
Diol
Daily Advertiser
Azouf
Lord Baltimore
New Books
Lord Mayo
Mira
A. Hamilton
St. John's Gate
Robinson and Roberts
Ruffian raids and Circassian repulse report from Europe
From Paris to Warsaw and Fontainbleau the latest dispatches describe a Circassian-routed Ruffian detachment near Taman, Ottoman 30,000 troops before Giurgeno, and a failed attempt on Tyniec with 450 killed. Count Romanzow orders attack plans and Empress orders a court process for Giorgeno repulse. Pro vence and Bouillon titles noted with obituaries and recoveries.
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Warsaw
London News and Shipping Notices 1771
London report informs merchants Jamaica earthquake scarcely damaged Kingston and Port Royal. few deaths among enslaved workers. Prague letter notes famine fears as harvest fails and corn prices stay high. Guildhall events mark Lord Mayor Elect's presentation to the Lord Chancellor. Bounty payments for Mr. Wilson's fund progress debated. several ships report misfortune at sea including Mary, Richardson ashore near Murgate and Johanna wrecked with all crew lost. Hamburg note records death of Jean Louis de s after receiving funds from French Minister.
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Tutte Press
Ostavo
Greece
Lambert Kos
University of Franeker
Frederik Leifner
Percival Stockdale
T. Davies
Ruff-street
Covent-garden
Lew
M.D
Leyden
T. Carman
F. Newbery
St. Paul’s Church Yard
Lambeth
Father
Brownox
Litchfield and Caeventry
John Lynch
Adisham
Kent
Canterbury
B. White
Horace’s Head
Fleet-street
Danby Pickering
Gray’s Inn
Cambridge
J. Archdeacon
Charles Bathurst
London
Magna Charia
D. Pickering
Isaac Newton
Tialisa O. Signor Algarott
St. Paul’s Church-yard
Price
Mr. Rich
Savage
Earl Rivers
St Francis
Almamacks
Europe
Vauxhall
Edinburgh
Robinson and Roberts
T. Slack
Newelle
Whitehall
Jamaica
Démnies
Kingston
Port Royal
John Pownall
Prague
Senegal
Meyor
Alsop
Stephenson
Turner
Halifax
Shakespear
Kennet
Refleter
Sheriff Bull
Guildhall
Great Buffel-street
Bloomsbury
Elec
Salter’s Hall
Eleén
Robert Ladbroke
St. Paul’s Church
Wilson
Mary, Richardson
Maryland
Murgate
Connolly
Londonderry
Mr. Nath
Hamburgh
Elephant
Deich
Jean Louis de = «s
Review of the Portsmouth fire suspects and political animosity
Reports recount a French claim of responsibility for a Portsmouth blaze. Count de Guignes denounces Britain and Dudley, demanding punishment for alleged false accusers. The piece notes inquiries find no Pierre Rogers, and mentions a forming society defending the Thirty-nine Articles amid constitutional tensions. Further items cover prison riots at Newgate, transport sentences at Old Bailey, and a string of promotions and local deaths.
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Artois
Hague
Count de Guignes
Britain
Portsmouth
Paris
Calais
Dunkirk
France
Pierre Rogers
Friends of the Constitution
Newgate
Akerman
Glover
Castle
Mercraff
Hughes
Old Bailey
Sarah Cooper Alias
Foster
Elizabeth Harpin
James Sullivan
Eyre
Thomas Beach
William Mure
Jamaica
Hutchinson Mure
Robert Strong
Southby
Lincoln
Henry Whitfield
Wexham St. Mary
Bucks
Joshua Worth
Rochester
King’s Bickington
Chagford
Devonshire
Mark Burn
Gayton
Norfolk
James Clapham
Horse Guards
Thomas Fowler
Billingsgate
Cirencester
Gloucestershire
Edward Wilbraham
Wilbraham
Boucher
Southwark
Berwick-street
Soho
Edward Manwaring
Comeford
Litchfield
John Miles
Hedger
Ditcher
Also Mentioned on This Page
George Hickes
T. Longman
T. Longman, At No. 99, Patcinoflerrow
Bishop Beveridge
Pitts
St. Paul's Churchyard
Peterburgh
Taman
Jamie Tartars
Poland
Crimea
Privay
Or &S
L. Louwndtes
Relron-hufe
Offich
Ocober
J. Hinton
King’s Arms
Petmoiterrow
Warwick-lane
Great Britain
Ireland
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