Contested Election and City Livery Tensions in London
An Independent Liveryman writes about a sheriff election dispute and alleged aims to provoke confusion. He criticizes an upstart leader, cites prior opposition to Sir Robert Goddall, and warns the Livery to resist insolent tactics in the Common-Hall. Letters from abroad mention treaties, troop movements, and news from Brussels, Paris, and London.
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Al—o
Robert Goddall
Whiting
Robert Godshall
Flanders
Aremberg
Earl of Stair
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Maillebois
Prince of Conty
Bavaria
Ober Altach
Trenck
Wichtach
Kevenhuller
Cham
Count Kunigl
Lintz
Palatinate
Baron Trenck
Col. Kunig
Musick
Trench
Hague
M. Maillebois
Plana
Hayd
Waldmunchen
Saxe
Egra
Elbe
Moldau
The Capucin Ballad Critiques Courtly Figures In Paris
In a verse parody set in Paris a mendicant criticizes charity and courtly figures. A speaker mocks a noble lord and urges accountability from peers and ministers, naming fictional and hinted real names as examples. The poem warns that virtue will be tested and public opinion will judge the powerful.
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