Inscription on Pitt and Chatham praised in London notice
A London inscription extols William Pitt the Younger as successor to Chatham, crediting him with saving the British economy and empire and defending liberties. It contrasts Pitt’s era of prosperity with France’s decline, praising his public virtue and sacrifice, while noting opponents’ accusations.
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Wiliam Pitt
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Great- Britain
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William Pitt
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Lord Kenyon
Sittings Before Lord Kengfapiward Special Juries
Fragmentary text notes sittings before Lord Kengfapiward with special juries. Names include Jonsgrons v Stewart and others. The fragment hints at a case brought to recover damages.
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Kengfapiward
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