The Scottish Peerage Election Feud and Press Liberty
A Glasgow Edinburgh correspondence and club debated jn 1667 on press liberty and jury powers. It condemns general inquiries without charges, laments juries losing moral force, and warns that ministerial circulars to peers threaten constitutional rights.
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Robinhood “Society
Lown
Lord Bacon
Lod
Woodfall
Icas
Seftice
W—s
Speech of Thomas Twid on closing the engagement
The text records Thomas Twid urging an end to long fighting and the shift from light troops to Legionary soldiers. He asserts the current era demands a conclusion to the conflict and a move toward decisive force, framing the change as necessary for victory and order.
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Thomas Twid
Election of Sixteen Parliaments Peers for Scotland
From Holyrood Edinburgh the election of a peer to fill the late Duke of Argyle’s seat drew votes from many noblemen including the Earl of Stair and Duke of Athol. Signed lists record support for numerous peers such as Dalhousie, Stairs, Marquess of Tweedale, and others while Lord Newark’s right to the Newark honours was protested.
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Edinburgh
London
United Kingdom
Sequand
Scotland
Ira
Duke of Arpyle
Earl of Dyfart
Lord Irvine
Lord North
Lord Dyfart
Beers
House of Lords
Earl of Stair
Earl of Sandwich
Breadalbane
Lord Breadalbane
Duke’s of Gordon
Earl of Hopetoun
Lord Stair
Duke of Buccleugh
Weltings
Stair
Figle Kirk
Earl of Bigs
Pickel
Alfienea
Pigit
Pak
John
Argyle
Greenwich
Betheal Budlengkk
Earl of Selkirk
Sgaslard
Lord Sandevich
Peera
Duke of
Bucclen
Great Britain
Elibank
Dunbar
Selkirk
Bedes
Shorey
Foir
Earl of Stairy
Nong
Aehaw
Earl of
Baresale
Freeddale
Haddington
Buchan
Hyndford
Glencairn
Aboyne
Elia and Kincardig
Artay
Eglinton
Elphinston
Hlibank
Pest
Holygoon-House
Lord
Forbes
Lord Newark
Newark
Fragmented political crisis letter from Ganewar editor
A distorted historical letter to the Ganewar Evening-Post discusses political fear and collapse. It notes manipulative factions misreading public sentiment and a cabinet tainted by misplaced trust, framing a crisis as inevitable ruin.
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Ganewar
Evening-Post
Shepoing
Laft-The-Fidepe
Artipera
Gles
Patty
Spain
Acreas
Plana
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Feng Digald
Westminster Hall
L—D.m
Hardwicke
Tweedale
Earl of Crawford
Earl of di Fart
Duke of Gordon
Atl
Bessibane
Tae