Public Letter from Bishop St Pauls Yard 1771
A dated letter from May 1771 at Bishop St Paul’s Churchyard defends Mr Wilkes and critiques political maneuvering around the Middlesex election. It recounts printer disputes, secret publishing worries, and accusations of party manipulation, arguing for liberty and moral standards as essential to public life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes
Cotes
Times
Wairau
England
Middlesex
Eargland
King’s Bench
Bellas
Samuel Vaughan
London
Jamaica
Naughan
Mr. Bell
Walpole Eyre
Betas
Crown and Anchor
Strand
Spitalfields
Freeholders
Martin
Surrey
Tvas
Vauxhall
Forum
Europe
Friends of Liberty
Vox Populi
Vox Dei
St. Paul's Church-yard
Political Conduct of Clergymen in Separate Letter
Rev Dr Wilson of Westminster and Rev Mr Horne of New Brentford discuss political conduct in a second letter. Original picture of modern patriotism accompanies the discourse. Author, not in the cabinet, seeks to address readers in a spirit of candour and impartial friendship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Wilson
Werminster
Mx. Horne
New Brentford
Public Letters On Wilkes and Condemnations
The correspondence discusses Mr Wilkes public and private character and calls for charges to be supported by testimony. It references Mr Hort and criticizes withholding or exposing private accusations. The passage urges legitimate, well backed charges rather than private insinuations and predicts public reaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evening Post
Horne
Wilkes
Posseu
Jourkayéi
Pirate Transacions
Mr. Wilkes
Sara
Walkes
Hort
Caes
S,m
Vegetable Syrup Promised Cure For Inveterate Disease
A 18th century advert claims a vegetable syrup cures a long standing case at Caldicot. It details a patient bedridden with spine and bone decay who after taking the syrup could rise within days and walk in five weeks. It lists sale locations in London and Cambridge with appointed country agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ats BF
AL S
Jacole
Caldicot
Camsee
Hesrat
Tos
Ludgate-street
Capel-court
Royal Exchange
Fletcher and Hodson
Cambridge
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Mr. Horne
Ray
Carson House
Baskef
S Whydore
Halifax
Sheteby
Squire Wilkes
Britain
Gaul
Aguas
St. Paul’s Church-yard
T. Becker
The
R.davis
Piccadilly
T. Durham
Charing Cross
Richardson and Co. Unter
W. Blexley
Gray
Gare
Price
Grese Bates
Paul
Richardson and Urquhart