Plan for Liberty and the Completion of Our Constitution
The author argues that the British Constitution is incomplete and kings must govern to the satisfaction of the people. He cites Saxon roots and the right to elect civil and military officers as the arcanum to fix governance, asserting the need to curb royal power through popular consent and vigilance.
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Arcanum
London News Roundup of Deaths Robberies and Elections
London items report the death of Paul Docminique MP and St Patrick's Day celebrations at court. A Covent Garden actor Ryan was shot by robbers. coroner’s inquest returns lunacy verdict on a Rosamond’s Pond death. a ward dispute and assaults in Moorfields are noted. Public notices include Newgate prisoners moved for Hingston trials and fleet preparations at Portsmouth. Political notes cover Derby illness and Bangor bishop recovery, plus Colchester election results with Houblon edging Brooksbank after a late scrutiny. Edinburgh reports riot verdicts and Stirling riot trial timing, with Sir James Agnew’s death announced. Market quotes list bonds, stocks, and exchange figures.
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Paul Docminique
Elys
Gatton
Surrey
Ireland
Ryan
Covent Garden
Great Queen Street
Lincoln’s Inn Fields
Hudson
St. James's Street
Verdi
Gregory
Lawrance
Newgate
Winchester
Old Baily
George Walton
Portsmouth
Mr. Segine
St. James's
Rosamond’s Pond
Guilford
Henry Marrygold
Heytsbury
County of Wilts
Wood
John Marrygold
Watkinson
Windsor
Hyde Park Corner
Hammersmith
Philip Shepherd
John Howard
Regiment of Foot
Kirke
John Corbet
Earl of Bingham
Earl Marshal
England
Southwark
Hingston
Earl of Derby
Lancashire
Bangor
St. James’s
Colchester
Jasc Lemyng Rebow
Eig
Jacob Houblon
Hallingbury
Essex
Samp Brooksbank
Joseph Duffeild
Houblon
M. Brooksbank
Brooksbank
Ufal
Edinburgh
Stirling
Sermon preached before the Sons of the Clergy 1734
Publication note for This Day is published sermons and editions by Lavington Hoadly Clarke and Lord with a Preface on the life and writings of the author. It lists works printed for Knaptort in Ludgate Street and notes multiple volumes and biographical material.
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St. Paul
Fel
George Lavington
L.L.D
St. Michael's
Basishaw
Benjamin Hoadly
St. Peter's Poor
Winchester
Samuel Clarke
St. James’s
Westminster
Benjamin Lord
Wionchester
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Wheme
Canongate
James Agnew
Lochnaw
Bart
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Bank Rar
York
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