Letter to the New Farmers of London Evening Post
A London Evening Post reader savages the New Fashioned Farmer column for its farming advice and motives. The critic decries overblown rhetoric on prices, cites wet grain and harvest delays, and mocks the author’s zeal while urging restraint and practical farming focus.
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Ong Teteer
England
Portmouth affair letter from Sept 1771 sparks debate
A letter from Mr Dudley dated September 20 1771 defends the Portsmouth affair against press claims. The writer asserts loyalty to the sovereign and details alleged plotters, including four Frenchmen and two Irish priests. He warns against fear or hope of money from the ministry and promises to reveal full particulars to a trusted recipient.
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SH. James's
Dudley
Berwick-street
Soho
Diay
Portmouth
Portsmouth
Plymouth
Secretary of State
Sketchley and Son
Birmingham
Talbot Inn
Shrewsbury
Shiffnall
Salop
William Broughall
John Hurd
Roe
Henry James
John Onions
James Scarrer
Thomas Meeking
Wellington
Bridgnorth
Wenlock
Wolverhampton
London
James Scarrot
N.B
Talbot
Pig and Castle
Newport
Coxcombs in a Satirical Review at Haymarket Theatre
A mock prologue by Mr Gentleman announces a Monday performance at Haymarket Theatre. The piece lampoons Coxcombs across arts and sciences including medicine divinity and law with sharp wit. It notes lively satire on politics and society while confessing the author’s self mockery and desire for audience indulgence.
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Haynarket
Miling
Ral
France
Aristophanes
Bobadil
Johnson
John
Price
William Rowley
F. Newbery
St. Paul’s Church-yard
N. B
Rowley
Perinaum
Matthew Holand
Bottie
Flexneyy
Gray’s Inn Gate
Holborn
Messrs
Richardson
Urquhart
Royal Exchange
Durham
Charing Cross
Church of England
Benjamin Dasson
L. L. D. Restor
Burgh
Suffolk
J. Wilke
St. Paul's Churchyard
North America
John Reinhold Forster
F.as
B. White
Ebrace’s Head
Fleet-street
T. Davies
Ruffell-teer
Covent-garden
Mr. Forster
Foxing
Ry T. Becket
P. A. de Hondt
Prince of Wales
Ornabursh
Princes Arms
Strand
Terence
Geo. Colman
Plutus
B. Thornton
Statins
Mr. Lewis
A. Pepe
Horace
Francis
Mr. Pine
Offian
Fingal
J. Macpherson
Hindottan
Major Dow
Plutarch
J. Dryden
Virgil
Tibullus
Ratcliffe
Wett
Me Ohnson
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