North Briton counsels against tyranny and slavery
The piece presents a formal plea from a concerned correspondent to resist machinations of tyrants and their supporters. It frames a steadfast desire for prosperity in lawful pursuits and ends with a courteous closing from the writer.
Public Papers Debate On Infamous Story Fraught With Denials
A northern British advert discusses recent public papers naming two persons tied to a vile story. The author calls the tale an impudent falsehood while questioning who bears responsibility. A reply from the accused pleads not guilty and denies the charge as presented.
Shakespeare and the Auditor Extraordinary critique
Numb XX from Saturday Oct 16 1762 rails at the Auditor Extraordinary, accusing him of double pay for double tides and offering a sharp, satirical takedown. The piece mocks his pretensions, mocks his Chinese loyalist, and ridicules references to Cherokee kings and Brobdignag in a broad political jab at London governance.
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