Debate on Falkland rights and ministerial conduct
A speaker at the Robinhood Society argues that the motion on Falkland Island rights should reflect Crown sovereignty and not condemn the ministry without full evidence. He warns against public deception, urges restraint until papers are produced, and challenges opposition tactics as distractions from the core issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robinhood Society
Falkland
Falkland Island
Great
Britain
Spain
Shanta van Uhh
Walpole
Opinion and public judgment defy club control in politics
The speaker argues that the public forms its own opinions independent of club votes, noting that people have previously opposed or corrected the club’s stance. He cites historical examples like the Mpax election, asserting reason and good sense will guide the electorate despite factional arguments.
Print of Wilkes and Macleane Wage Declarations Disputed
A letter war in Prince’s Court unfolds a sworn denial by JOHN WILKES regarding an Morning Chronicle report. Macleane presses for proof while Wilkes and the Major discuss alleged authorship, with references to wage declarations and a new Drury Lane comedy prologue and epilogue staged at the Theatre Royal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince’s Court
Mgr. Macleane
Morning Chronicle
Wilkes
Macleane
John Wilkses
Matsr Macleane
Wike
Lanchtin Maclane
L. Maclane
L. Macleane
Mont. François
Francois
France
Ani
Theatre Royal
Drury-lang
Reopvisu
Parnassus
Vic
Eve
Arthur
Rembrandt
Walter Shropshyre
New Bond Street
Priners
Ryland
Cornhill
Boydell
Hooper
Ludgate-street
Meg Miilah
Changs Cross
Evans
King-street
Covent-girden
Meili Merrill
Cambridge
Prince
Oxford
Jagger
Norwich
T. Greenough
King’s
Ludgatefirvet
London
W. Bayley
King’s Bench
T. Greencingh
Ludgate-Keet
wBattie
Tholu
Fragmented verse on youth, revelry and life
A damaged piece of poetry or prose depicts a speaker lamenting worldly folly and time spent in revelry. It contrasts youth with aging, urging authenticity and resisting hollow pursuits as life moves from youth to later years. Strong, enigmatic lines hint at social critique and existential reflection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D.G
Blabington
Bess
Miss
England
Biab
Nancy
Meria
Polk
Pye
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Wagez
Jon
Edward Noble
L. Davies
Ruffel-street
Covent-garden
S. Bladon
Paternofter-row
Richardson
Harrington
RI@HARDSON
Charles Grandison
Clarita
J. Bell
Exeter
Exchange
Strand
C. Etherington
Mors
Pripe
Ada Vice
Miss Pennington
Lady Pennington
Mii ‘Altel
Pennington
J. Walter
Homer's Head
Charing-cross
B. and
C. Dilly
Pearch
Mike Ca
Aztire
Oudry
M. Cochin
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