Speech on independence of Parliament in 18th century debate
Sir Joseph Mawbey argues for removing officers of excise and customs from Parliament to preserve legislative independence. He warns the Crown's influence corrupts representation, urges electors to choose independent lawmakers, and recounts past parliaments' party majorities. Dowderwell backs him on return to office.
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Joseph Mawbey Bart
House of Commons
Dowdefwelt
Commons
Prinipatty
Antinese
Dad
Tom Filly
Tong
Seopa
Mavery
N.B
Dowderwell
Abel Drugger
Abel Druveger
A. Drig
Martin
Epicure Mammon
Prose list of July 1771 books and stage notes in Wilkes era
A catalog of July 1771 publications and theatrical items from General Evening Post lists poetry and prose titles by Wilkes Horne and others, plus a mock prologue and scenes from a comedy about tobacco. It includes anecdotes on Mrs Pritchard and a letter from a curious reader about heraldry customs and arms inheritance.
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General Evening Post
John Wilkes
Horne
Earl of
Dryb
Westminster
Lord Baltimore
Count’A-t Ri
N. B
Fletcher Norton
Mansfield
Camden
Mr. Sch
Samuel Roote
Taxo Ags
Ben Johnson
Theatre Royal
Haymarket
Bihar
Gentleman
EN Johnson
Tate
Britain
Isle
Pritchard
Victor
Drury-love Theatre
Charles Fleetwood
Eiq
Rosalind
Sullen
Lady Brute
Estifania
Clarinda
Beattica
Ranger
Bencitg
Pirit
Raf Mesteca
Fife
Hearaldry
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A. Dritz
Abel
Venus
Saturn
Sol
Mercury
Fia
Subile
Marthias
Tarmael
Baraborat
Matlay
Turumill
Boreabrat
Cahde
Thael
Rael
Dottor
Aries
Taurus
Virgo
Sagittarius
Capricornus
Orodnoko
Virginis
Jong Gut
Thort
Aron
Bag