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London Evening Post in London, Middlesex

06 Sep 1766

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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Sep 06, 1766

Page

4

Public comment on Peerage and the Great Commoner

A letter from COMMON SENSE defends Lord Pennfot and argues peers can serve the country as well as commoners. Readers are urged to ignore inflammatory scribblers and demand facts over abuse. A second letter criticizes monopolizers and reports on a Wycombe wheat weigh-in showing limited shortages, urging action against monopolies.

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Penfot Condutt Fittix London Evening-Post Liverpoole Kig Wycomb B. Varazgius Isaac Newton Jehn Mr. Dugdale Peres Shaw M.D L. Hawes W. Clarke R. Collans Red Lion Peternoster Row A. Miciar T. Cadell Catherine Streer Strane Hume Sobgee Rheid Newny Kak A Py Ste. Ob Busching Grovagny Blackwell Augustus Strange England Sir Bulstrode Wtiltelocke Effyland Lords Commons Harrington Soe Milton Gta Lublow Algernon Sydney N. Bacon Selden Qtv Royal Paper Locke Harris K. Charles Oliver Cromwell K. Charles Hing Sully Gto Igmo Davila France Wee Wright Italy Shaw Baha Great Britain Glarks
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Earl of Ch Dialogues in a Satiric Stage Piece

A passage from the London Evening Post presents a fragmentary dialogue mocking titles and social pretensions. The Earl and Countess spar, trading jibes about honour, rank, and vanity, in a comic exchange rich with period phrasing and social critique.

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London Evening Post Earl of Chegardless Albion Madam Will
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Uncertain Corn Proposals and Race Results at Upingham and Rich mond

Reports from London hint at immediate measures to curb corn exports and raise provisions taxes while Portugal trade ties may see a diplomat sent to Lisbon. Notices also cover Upingham and Richmond races with multiple winners, price listings, and maritime intelligence including ship movements and a smuggling seizure.

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