N. B. A Society of Literary Gentlemen Announces Call
A group calling themselves a Society of Literary Independent Gentlemen pledges to monitor the paper for impartiality. They vow labor for the public, free of private motives or party bias, and seek support from like minded individuals while dedicating themselves to truth and country.
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Loyalty and political turmoil in 1740s London Chronicle
In a lengthy Gazetteer from October, the piece recounts London petitions to the Lords of the Treasury during the 1745 rising, detailing a city subscription of twenty thousand pounds, circulated by merchants and guilds to support soldiers in Scotland, with praise from the Duke of Cumberland. It covers reflections on the fall from popular favor, critiques of court favoritism, and debates on public credit, elections, and governance, including letters about Oxford and a proposed chancellor’s order of advancement.
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London
Treasury
August
Scotland
Samson Gideon
Richard ‘Hoare
Qenetny
Guildhall
Duke of Cumberland
Preston-Pans
Bank of Euglena Tess
Briow
Pat
Philip Carteret
Webb
Garsaway
England
Dublin
Ireland
Pelham
Kensington
Prince of Wales
Schutz
Oxford
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Canterbury
Duke of Beaufort
Tr-y
York
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Bray
B—r
H-dd-d
Exeter
Peer-y
Aleconner
Roger H-le
N—Il
House of Commons
H-t-ns
Lincoln
F—ll
Og—r
N. College
Liberty at risk in perilous times and bold pleas to the Crown
A tract argues that liberty faces extinction under perfidious ministers and luxury, urging stronger governance. Bezevolus recalls fever cases at the Old Bailey, warns of contagion from trials, and advises home care and prudent treatment citing Sir John Pringle. A royal address pleads for mercy toward Britons imprisoned by Spanish foes, urging a swift, peaceful yet resolute response to protect national honor.
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Bezevolus
Old Bailey
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