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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Oct 31, 1772

Page

4

Critique of Corruption and Tyranny in Parliament Debate

Yoshe Printer reflects on Soame Fennings Origin of Evil, arguing government is not inherently born of corruption. He denounces ministers’ pursuit of power, pressuring reform, and safeguarding civil rights. He warns of a planned attack on press liberty and urges citizens to defend constitutional rights against royal abuse.

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Lively London book list features portraits and plays

A London Evening catalog lists numerous bookplates and prints including likenesses of Rome by patience and Shakespear descriptions. It features portraits of Cromwell Wild and Cato, essays on man, Iago, Tom Thumb and Jack the Giant Killer, and critiques of press liberty with works by Miller and Wilkes.

London Evening Nears Rome Shakespear Judas Iscariot Caunyzller Wedderburne Lothario Califta Duke of Cumberland Jonathan Wild Sir John Fielding Morpheus Steph. Fox Time Sam. Foote Oliver Cromwell Ar. J Filkes General Conway Cato Lord G. Germaine Robert Jones Artillery Iago Sir Rich Perrot Hugh Kelly Aich Shakepear Sir Ch. Frederick Tom Thumb Jack Mr. Mortimer

Lord Mayor reproached for refusing to call a common hall

A letter to the Lord Mayor of London accuses him of Illegal and shameful conduct for quitting the chair at a common hall meeting. The writer says the Lord Mayor serves the Liverymen, not the citizens, and warns that the city’s rights and privileges depend on a mayor who respects them. The letter vows the conduct will not be forgotten.

London Nath Alderman Crosby

Speech by Miles Button Allen at the Erin Guildhall

A speech by Miles Button Allen, delivered Thursday before the Mayor’s report on Townsend’s Court of Aldermen chair, denounces oppression and urges defense of liberties. He condemns moderation under tyranny, warns against corrupt wealth, and calls for recording parliamentary instructions amid calls for civic vigilance.

Miles Button Allen Erin Guildhall Townsend

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