Charles the First and Majesty Compared by a Tory
The author argues that King Charles the First was dutiful, loving, and steadfast, and claims King George III shares these traits. He rebukes Whigs for accusing the king of failing morality or betraying subjects, asserts sovereigns answer only to the Almighty, and denounces Whig demands as obstructive obstinacy. He urges patience and Tory governance in place of Whig zeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles the First
Charles
Duke of Buckingham
Bute
Willess
Wilkes
House of Commons
Edgehill
Newbury
Naseby
George the
Hyde-pask
Blackheath
Wimbledon-common
Jair
Price
James the Second
Charles I
James II
London Cabinet Meeting Hears Dispatches From Paris
A London cabinet council at St James's discussed urgent Paris dispatches from the Earl of Harcourt. The debate touched on Crown and court affairs, party strife, and political blame for national distress while inflation and hunger press the lower classes. Mentions of the East Indies judges, plague in Smyrna, and naval sailing orders accompany a broad panorama of wartime and domestic issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton
Bolingbroke, &c. &c
Butelles
East Indies
East India
Smyrna
London
Amaica
Brest
Dublin
House of Peers
Isle of Wight
Prince of Wales
Duke of Grafton
Portsmouth
Banff
Scotland
LENT PREACHERS TO-MORROW AT CITY CHAPELS
The notice lists preaching by Milles at Chapel Royal and several clergymen at Whitehall St. Martin St. Botolph Aldersgate St Sepulcre St. Giles St Catherine Tower St. James Clerkenwell with named ministers. Mercator and an Oliverian are postponed to next issue. A pointer from Grievances arrived. TM will be in Saturday’s paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapel Royal
Milles
Whitehail
Nott
Allhaliows
Barking
Loxham
St. Botolph
Aldersgate
Sellon
St. Sépulchre
Hume
St. Giles In the Fields
Bertie
St. Catherine
Tower
Madan
St. James
Clerkenwell
Stainsby
Mercator
Feall
Fragmented 19th Century Stock Prices And Rates
The passage lists various bonds and stock items with fractions and percent yields, including Bank stocks, 3 per cent, 4 per cent, and Navy and Victualling Bills. It notes old annuities, open and closed quotes, and premiums such as 49s for bonds, reflecting a period-style financial table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Stock
S. S. Ann
India
Navy
Account of Signals at Bamborough Castle Northumberland
An old pamphlet issued in Newcastle upon Tyne presents signals and procedures used to aid ships in distress near Bamborough Castle. It notes charitable institutions for seamen relief and lists sellers in London and Newcastle town centers. The document is endorsed by the Trustees of Na Nathaniel and approved by Trinity-house leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathaniel
Lord Crewe
Trinity-house
Newcaste‘upon Tyne
Balmbrough Castle
Northumberland
Nfelstone
Balmbroughh Castle
J. Wheble
Pater-nofter-Row
T. Saint
Pilgrint-street
Newcastle
Libis Day Published by Brice for Coalition Parties
Assheue for the COALITION of PARTTIES humbly submitted to the PUBLIC printed for Joan Wilkes at No. 71 St Pauls Church Yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brice
Coalition of Partties
Joan Wilkes
St. Paul's Church- Yard
List of Fairs in England and Wales Seeks Corrections
A landmark notice urges proprietors and renters to send corrections to W Owen for an updated list of all fairs in England and Wales. The appeal stresses accuracy, authenticity, and public benefit, with contact to Fleet Street, London. Also includes side notices from Mr. Goff and Mrs. Goff promoting discreet lying-in services at Red Lion Square Holborn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Wales
W. Owen
W.owen
Fleet-street
London
Mr. Goff
Andress
The Grecian Daughter Scene And Engraving Promo
An ad for HEBLE’s LADY's MAGAZINE for March 1772 highlights the rejected scene of Dionysius with Euphrasia, an engraving praised for its perfection, a Lady’s Rufile pattern, and a song by gtr Hooke. It lists literary contents including a history letter to the Princess Royal, Morgan murder trial, account of the Grecian Daughter, and other prose and verse pieces. Published by J. Wheble in Paternoster Row, sold in England, Ireland, and America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dionysius
Euphrasia
Evander
Gtr. Hooke
Heble
Lady’s Magazine
Roya
England
Princess Royal
Oztar
Britain
Morgan
Miss Jones
Nares
Ruffia
J. Wheble
Paternofter- Row
Ireland
America
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Porsche
Middlesex Journal
Nowell
Postscript
Peter
Haden
Gibraltar
Mount Sinai
Salmoneus
Fodon
Pantheon
Kent-street
Southwark
Copenhagen
Duke of Northumberland
Helsinger
Keller Banner
Struensee
Count Brandt
Thomas Smith
Butcher-Row
Temple- Bar
Strand
Persia
Turkey
Wilton
Kidderminster
Cheney
Linsey
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