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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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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