Westminster Elections Amid Mob Violence and Foreign News
The week carries Westminster election clashes with mobs chanting against the Rump and a potential Triennial Parliament. Reports note assaults on Hutchinson and Cotton supporters, while the Dutch, Turkish, and Portuguese fronts signal looming war and shifting power.
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Lord Molsworth
Westminster
Alderman Brocas
S.sea
Lownd
Thomas Cross
Hutchinson
Cotton
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London
Chatham
Norbury
Leopard
Medley
Guerniey
Piercy
Nonsuch
Hamilton
Vienna
Christendom
Tuscany
Italy
Lisbon
Portugal
Oxford
John Walter
Rowney Ian
Stafford
William Gower
Lord Paget
Newcastle
Thomas Gower
Bryan Broughton
Borough of
Thomas Foley
John Dolphin
Harwich
Phillip Parker
Humphry Parsons
Stockbridge
John Chetwynd
Martin Bladen
Hertford
Edward Harrison
Charles Cafar
St. Albans
William Gore
Wiliam Clayton
New Windsor
the Far of Inchi
Kingdom of Ireland
the Earl of Burford
Duke of St
Maiden
Thomas Bramfton, Esq
Oerjeant Cummins
Cirencester
Benjamin Bathurst
Thomas Maisters
Rochester
Thomas Palmer
Bart
John Jennings
Aldborough
Walter Plummer
Samuel Low
Tewksbury
Lord Gage
Colonel Read
Bert
John Stonehouse
Robert Packer
University of Cambridge
Thomas Willouchby
Dixey
Windsor
Town
Cambridge
John Hynd Cotton
Thomas Selater
Ipswich
Sir Wim Thompson
Francis Negus
Efq
Orford
Dudley North
William Avon
Woodstock
Sir Thomas Wheate
Samuel Trotman
Peterfeld
Norton Pullet
Serjeant Miller
Evesham
John Rudge
Sir John Rushworth
Edford
William Farrer
Huxley
Abingdon
Robert Hucks
Midhurst
Alen Broderick
Lord Witch
Middleton
Peachy
Theatre Royal
Dublin
J. Sterling
A. B. Asalfo
Hibernia Freed
Patrick Dugan
Cork
Mr. Husbands
Oedipus
Man
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