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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Sep 15, 1772

Page

4

Anti-tythe reform appeal warns clergy pay reform debate

The letter from ANTI-DECIMATOR urges parliamentary alteration of tythe laws in kind, arguing tythe burdens depress agriculture and trade. It accuses clergy of favoritism and calls clergy to unite with parishioners for relief, urging publication of farmer actions in Suffolk and Norfolk.

Channel Four England

The Swedish Revolution Warns Britons on Tyranny

In this letter from the London Evening Post the author laments Sweden’s loss of constitutional liberty under a king who proclaims reform while seizing power. He urges English readers to defend rights by prudence and action, warning against standing armies in peacetime and royal complicity with tyranny. Felix quem faciunt aliena pexicula cautum.

Siweden Sweden Vinces Felix Quem Red Zel Old Bailey Court of Common-council Blackfriars Bridge George Lady Warren Warren Sir George Bihop Doctors Commons James and Mary Greenlandman Todd Whitby Waite- Horse Leeds Cora Portmouth Hope Robinson Prince Edward Francis London Wales Beil Riga Mary Swinburn Sunderland Wilson Newcastle Adventure Clark Plymouth Sowell Liverpool Maria Smeeton Milford Newman Cork Stensger Waterford Jenny Labbe Jersey Supply Lyon Neptune Murphy Captain Tabby Kendrick Mr. Hartley Alcides Mr. Wentworth J. S-Barry Mr. Pratt Delaut Mr. Shafto Ula England Mr. Fenwick Nobl P. P J. L. Kaye Chef King Herod Mr. L. Hartley Syphon Mr. Stapleton Jalap Mr. Coates Match Turner Caffilis Mr. Harvey Young Forester James Pennyman Ms. Crowe Barnwell Cambridge Europe Lipfik Saxony Lambeth Church Sadier’s Wells Luately James D Xon Rockinghan Tucker Crownett Dewsbury Rochdale John Law Molly Gore Richard Gore Hammersmith Taylor Courtman Norfolk-Street Strand Peterday Knighthridge Hollis Southwark William Hunt North Carolina

Distressed Welch Baronet's Debts Listed In Handwritten Schedule

A London Evening Post notice reproduces a baronet's own list of creditors and debts. It includes sums for Surinam estates, West Indies, and ground rent claims on Northumberland House plus travel and civil list arrears. It notes intent to sue in Chancery and seeks relief for a society planning a winter bill.

Welch Baronet Prince of Wales King’s Bench Surinam West-Indies Northumberland House Strand High Court of Chancery Wales London the Prince of Wales England and Dickens

Lord Parker to retire. Smythe named chief Baron

Postscript notes Lord Chief Baron Parker will retire before the next term. Sir S S Smythe will succeed as chief Baron and the Recorder of London to become the new judge. The piece also covers health news of the Earl of Litchfield, plans for the East India Supervisors, local trials, tolls, and various society notices. Enhanced by mentions of Admiral Dennis, anti smuggling, and diverse London events.

Parker S.S. Smythe City of London Earl of Litchfield Earl of Buckingham Lord North Oxford Duke of Cumberland Lord Clive Corporation of Shrewsbury Earl of Powis House of Commons St. James’s Peter Dennis Mediterranean London Cabinet Council India Asia Sessions House Old Bailey Drury Lane Ryan Great Portland Street John. Fielding

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