Fragmented Ode on Sorrow and Fate in Old Verse
The speaker laments a son lost to oppression and fate, invoking maternal sorrow, divine justice, and fierce longing for peace. He pleads for health, virtue, and genius to rise above misfortune while condemning luxury and greed. The poem moves through grief, memory, and a call to moral strength.
Inquiry into East India Company Abuses Escalates
The Middlesex Journal notes Lord determination to probe East India affairs after the king hinted at inquiry in his speech. The public press, outraged by Company avarice and cruelty, urges government to take direct control of Indian affairs amid fears of widespread misconduct by Company servants.
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East-India Company
East-India
East Indies
Abuses and Liberty in East India Affairs Debate
The author critiques abuses by East India Company servants amid famine charges, argues investigations should rectify wrongs while preserving Company control. Warns Crown takeover could destroy liberties, praising corporate governance as a safeguard and denouncing transfers to the Crown as tyranny.
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East Indies
Hart India Company
Robertson
Europe
Free States
Italy
Germany
England
Holland
East-Indies
East-India Company
British press notes French plans and Irish politics
A London column reports French preparations and a secret Danish alliance as tensions rise with Britain. It notes Ireland’s patriots wavering to ministers, bribes in the Revenue Board, and fears over future taxes. It also covers the Society of Arts laying its first stone, royal toasts, and concerns over meat prices and law enforcement.
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Corsica
Versailles
Madrid
France
Spain
Algerines
Hague
Copenhagen
Council of State
Col. Keith
Lord Rochford
Baron Dieden
Col
Keith
Hind
Denane
America
Ireland
Rigby
Society of Arts, Manufactures, and Commerce
Adelphi
George the
Duke of Northumberland
John Fielding
John Fichding
Mar
Portsmouth
Mortagu
Waterer
Woolwich
Swallow
Trotter
Fidelity
Alcock
Bristol
Stagg
Deane
John Lindsey
East-Indies
Harding
Coromandel
O&eberlaf
Cape
Mauritius
Compton
Venus
Balfour
Royal Oak
Duke of Grafton
Bull
St. Helen’s
Hydraulicks principles and correspondence response
Our editorial note discusses the plan's inconsistency with Hydraulicks principles and promises to review K. Y. remarks. Oliverian letter and hints from P.D. are acknowledged, with plans to insert a favorable report if the ground proves sound.
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Philosophical Department
K. Y
Oliverian
Mercator
Stock market brief from a historical bank report
Bank, 153 for open. 3 per Cent. red, 87 t-half open. 3 per Cent. conf. 88 7-8ths Ditto 1726, 85 3-8ths 3 t-half 1758, 90 g-4ths. 4 per Cent. conf. 94 1-4th open. New 5S. 3. Ann. 86 1-4th, STOCKS done this Day at One o'Clock S.S. Stock. Old S. S. Ann. shat 3 per Ct. 1761, 85 1-half , India fhat 216 1-half for open. Ditto Ann. shot Bonds 5s. prem. Long Ann. 26 3-8ths Navy and Victualling Bills 17-8ths dif.
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S.S
S. S
India
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Reison
Mr. Bolts
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Whitehall
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Mente
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Onely
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