Confusing English Satire on Rich and Poor in Question Form
A fragmentary dialogue presents England as a land of contrasts with questions and answers about social classes. It satirizes the rich as bishops and bankers and the poor as royal family members and clergy, while mocking politics, merit, fashion, and national virtues.
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London
Pott
Ena- Land
England
HisMy
Controversy Over Stamp Act and American Colonial Aid
The passage recounts Parliament debates on colonial taxation, noting Franklin's remarks, Massachusetts and New York resolutions supporting aid to the Crown, and Almon's printed papers defending colonial contributions. It portrays the Stamp Act controversy, colonial reluctance, and alleged factional meddling by Scotland and administration.
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America
House of Commons
Franklin
Sinswer
Earl of Shelburne
Conway
Marquis of Rockingham
Lord Camden
Earl of Chatham
Treasury
Almon
New-York
Tcoulu
France
Massachusetts
New York
Board of Trade
Earl of Hillsborough
Privy Council
Loss of British Fleet at Guin's Island and Dunmore’s Retrench
Extraordinary London letter reports American battery opposite Guin's Island driving off Lord Dunmore's fleet to Potomac River. Dunmore wounded, ships burned, Roebuck saved the convoy, and the fleet retreated to George’s Island before evacuating to St Augustine. Additional dispatches describe Barbadoes distress, price data, and political notices as the war unsettles trade and governance.
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Stewart
Greenock
Virginia
Guin’s Island
Lord Dunmore
Potomack River
George’s Island
Roebuck
Dumfries
Colonel Brent
Defiance
Liverpool
George
Friends of Government
St. Augustine
Lynhaven Bay
Chesapeak
Dunmore
Fowey and Roebuck
Whitehaven
Edinburgh
Mr. Fleming
Cape
Augustine
Bermudas
West Indies
Anthony Roxburgh
Archibald Brown
Antigua
Xtra
Barbadoes
North-America
Barbadies
Deal
Downs
Aaron
Drinkwater
Montferrat
Fanny
St. Barbe
Venice
Williams
Dublin
Speedwell
Wind S. W
Portmouth
Philip Varlo
Belfast
Ireland
Oliver
M‘neal
Jamaica
Plumb
Wooldridge
Piccadilly
Duke-street
William James
Highgate
Coleman-Street
Holloway-road
Gypsey George
Newgate
Pearson
St. George’s Church
Hanover Square
Stephenson
Robert Smyth
Bere Church Hall
County of Essex
Miss Blake
West Moulsey
Surry
Hutton
Essex
S. Collard
Miss Collard
Bishopsgate Street
Mr. Lee
Ludgate-street
Bath
Britol
James Jay
Hazard and Co
Royal Exchange
N. B
Hazard
Untitled Late Notice Delays Publicmerch Content
The West Inpra MERCHANT item is postponed and will appear in our next issue as unavoidable delays affect Tonight's Paper.
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London Evening Pott
Admiral Young
Chamblee
Quebec
Charles'Town
Angi Miniter
Scotland
India
South Sea
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Prem
Navy