To the Gentlemen Clergy and Freeholders of the County of Hertford
A formal address directed to Hertford County leaders inviting attention to local governance matters. The document references the clergy, freeholders, and gentlemen as stakeholders in community affairs and raises concerns about administration and public duties. It sets the tone for civic engagement and forthcoming deliberations.
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Percy
New Palace Yard
Thomas Pelisam Clinton
County of Hertford
London
Westminster
White Horse Inn
Fleet Market
Black Bull Inn
Bishopstare-street
Hertford
Gorhamburg
Grimston
County of
Peshe
New-Place
William Plumer
Lincoln
Lord Brownlow Bertie
Janne
Spratlemen
Goliath
Charles
Anderson Pelham
Crown
Fenchurch-street
Surrey
Haines
Epsom
Botleys
Joseph Mawbey
N.B
Clerry
Surry
Glergy
Essex
Jermit
Luther
Chelmsford
Sussex
Lewes
Viscount Gaze
George Lennox
Richard Harcourt
William Lemen
William Lemon
J. Molesworth
Clervy
Northampton
Lucy Knightley
Thomas Powis
William Nolben
Knightley
Powys
Conte
Hanbury
Ardnott
William Hanbury
Cerg
Freebol
Wilts
Devizes
Worces
Worcester
WM. Dowdeswell
E. Foley
Dowdeswell
Great Yarmouth
Somerly
Suffolk
Bedford
Havitt
A&t
Hay.of
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Earl Percy
St. Paul
Covent-gardes
Paul-mail
St. George
Hanover-square
King’s Arms Tavern
New Bound-fleet
Brownlow
Bertie
Charles Anderson Pelham
Centlemen
Fenchurch Freer
Richard Oliver
Thomas Spencer Wilson, Bart
Burgef Raed
Monehem
Aebpor
Monmouth
Jon Stepney
Ee Tor
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Arel
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Cornwall
Kelmarsh, OG
Wortley
Evesham
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Pull Court
William Beckford
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