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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Sep 26, 1772
Page
2
Address by Guildhall authorities on law enforcement and mercy
In Sept 1772 the city leaders thank the liverymen for support during a difficult Sheriffalty. They praise civil officers for enforcing laws without military aid and cite magistrates handling of the Femto murders. They urge Parliament to consider revising harsh penal laws and show intent to temper justice with mercy while upholding constitutional order.
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Popping’s Court
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Gentleman’s Magazine
Kew Gardens
Oxford
America
Hallifax
van Swieten
Bloreheath
Cambridge
J. R
Sweden
Fordyce
D. Henry
St. John’s Gate
F. Newbery
St. Paul's Churchyard
Law
T. E. Browne
Cudham
Knockholt
Kent
Wilkes and Bull Urge Vigilance for Liberty and Public Virtue
In a London address, John Wilkes and Frederick Bull condemn the Parliament as hostile to rights while praising the people who defended the constitution during upheaval. They urge continued watchfulness, defend Common Hall rights, and call for elected magistrates of virtue, courage, and patriotism to uphold English liberty.
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J. Stockdale
Bull-Head-court
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Prolonged prorogation and harbour lights noted in London Gazette
The London Gazette reports the Lords in Council proring Parliament to November 17. It also notes a 100 foot pillar with a night beacon at the fortification entrance to the port to guide ships, with pilots on duty day and night. Additional items include a baronetcy for Richard Sutton and dispatches about wrecked Spanish ships near Anguilla.
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