Reform of Representation In Parliament Debate
A heated Commons session centers on parliamentary reform. Mr Flood proposes adding 100 members elected by housekeepers to widen representation, challenging current property based seats, while opponents urge caution and question practical aims amid fears of innovation and unsettled public mood. The debate cites Middlesex, American War, and France to weigh reform risks and benefits.
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Furance
France
Charles I
James II
Middlesex
House of Commons
Lord Chatham
City of London
Bishop Sherlock
Flood
England
Crown
House of Lords
Wyndham
Moyer
Tcmple
Rhames
James Johnstone
Powys
W. W. Grenville
Briely
House of Cormmons
Colonel Phipps
Fox
Wilberforce
Fred
Elouse
Mr. Fox
Islad
Burke
Brnend
Courievaxs
Mr. Martin
Joseph Mawhey
Alersman Sawbridge
Milnes
Dencombey
W. Smith
Dorset Gentlemen Urged to Support Local Election Candidate
In a 17th century letter, William Morton Pitt urges Freeholders of Dorset to vote for his preferred candidate in the next General Election. He emphasizes duty, fidelity, and gratitude, and requests the Freeholders’ presence at the poll, promising to serve dutifully if elected. The missive notes gratitude for past reception and acknowledges possible omissions in communication.
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Dorset
Gentlarre
Lhave
Tye
Eleénor
William Morton Pittt
Burgess Sauces in Wakehouse Adverts Free Carriage
An 18th century notice touts John Burgess as inventor of sauces, condemns imitators, and offers his sauces with carriage free to England. It lists anchovy essence, fish sauce, port sauces, gravies, roasted meats, pickles, vinegars, and French specialties, with a request to apply for catalogues and delivery.
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Burgess
Savoy Steps
John Burgess
England
Abevey
Rocelt
Scor
Sauc
Sale of Freenold Estates and surrounding farms
An order of the High Court of Chancery will seat at Lincoln’s Inn on the Thursday after the first of March for the sale of the Freenold Estates of Francis Malthews Shute deceased. The property includes the Manor Lordship of Black-C Hero ton with South Farm Longtouff Farm Broomhall Farm and leases to William Cramlington and Richard Forster plus North Farm and other parcels. Various farms and plantations with rents listed to landlords and tenants. Printed particulars available gratis at the master’s chambers.
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Francis
Place Callerton
New Bourn
Nothureberand
Black-C Herton
F.r
Broomhall Farm
William Cam‘ington
William Cramlington
Soel
Lidwick
Thomas Hindmerth
Jett
Thomas Gindmarth
Stel
John Brown
Garten
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High Court of Chancery
John Get
Chanbers
Lincan