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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Sep 29, 1770

Page

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Ship News Roundup From October Fronts and Arrivals

MONDAY October 1. SHIP NEWS. Deal Sept 7. His Majesty's Ship Glory and Spy Sloop and outward-bound vessels failed. squadron and transports remain with sloop Mound and India Pilot. Wind NNW. ARRIVED: At Madeira Nelson Cleilan from London. At Yarmouth Thomas Dawson from Cork. At Leith Christian Stevenson from Riga. Cardyvff Exbury Welf from Antilla. Cork Expedition M'Clay from Quebec. Dublin Liberty Peterson from Stockholm. Aleander Isreen from Se Abes. At Jamaica Plumper B try from Africa.

Deal Glory Rand India Pilot Wind N N. W Madeira Nelson Cleilan London Yarmouth Thomas and Francis Dawson Cork Leith Christian Stevenson Riga Exbury Welf Antilla M‘clay Quebec Ait Dublin Liberty Peterson Stockholm Aleander Isreen Se. Abes Jamaica Plumper Try Africa

Notice of MP death and writ for Oakhampton seat

From the London Gazette Sept 29 1770 a notice proclaims the death of Thomas Brand esq former MP for Oakhampton Devon and that a new writ will be issued fourteen days after the notice to elect a Burgess to serve in the present Parliament for Oakhampton. Dated Sept 26 1770 Fre Norton.

London Gazette Thomas Brand Oakhampton Devon Norton Morocco Ad Barge Gibraltar Sidi Mahone Ber Abdalla Habéron Fes Tafilet Sus Abdefadak Tanjar Abdefadak Ben-Hamet Ostend Cadiz Anja Bashad Duquela Abaid Abdefadak Alcaid Mequinez Tan’jar Robert Boyd Richard Jennings New Town Montgomeryshire Mercer Guildhall Nicolas Comyn Princess-street Rotherhith Mariner William Gordon Urquhart Villars' Street The Strand Alexander Jameson Pall-Mall-Court Pall- Mall Robert Eade Saxmundham Suffolk Bolt Inn Benjamin Law Kin 'S Cliffe Northamptonshire Falcon Uppingham Rutlandshire Cafar Wincote Wandsworth Surry Whitener Proffer Thomas Cape Tower of London Richard Stevens James Streer St. Marsin’s Fields Guildhal William Carter Bristol Winesstreet

No Need For New Wars We Reclaim Liberty, Wilkes Support

The letter defends Wilkes and liberty, praising his patriotism and public service while criticizing aristolcatic ministers. It laments recent oppression and urges the public to back Wilkes against ministers and court intrigue. It praises the English constitution and calls for renewed resistance to tyranny. It ends with a pledge of loyalty to liberty and the author, M. P.

Wilkes Tam M. P

An Assault on Fielding and Vices in Public Life

The London Evening Post replies to Sir John Fielding and others, dismissing their pamphlet defense as folly. It questions the author’s virtue and motives, mocks the buckram style of the Stay-Maker, and demands proof of any cardinal virtue before the public will accept the intelligence.

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Trial of J. Miller before Lord Mansfield at Guildhall

In the tenth number of the London Museum published yesterday the full trial of J. Miller before Lord Mansfield at Guildhall on the 18th of Fury last. Also includes Governor Pownall speech in the Commons on March lat and notes on repealing the American revenue acts, tea duty repeal, and other papers.

London Museum Otober J. Miller Lord Mansfield London Guildhall Junius London Evening Post Governor Pownall House of Commons Camden Chatham Rockingham Temple Queen's Head Osage Patera

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