War talk and political critique in 18th century prose
A vehement pamphlet argues Britain's ministers misuse national generosity to enrich themselves while condemning Denmark and Denmark allied powers. It condemns Lord Bute, urges caution against war with Denmark, warns of republican alternatives, and laments repeated fiscal sacrifices and dangers to England’s future.
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England
Germany
Prussia
Paris
Dunkirk
Canada
Newfoundland
Bute
Firick
Job
George the Third
Denmark
Sweden
Baltic
Russia
Hanover
West Indies
Commonwealth
Europe
Arabian Stallions Advertised For Covering Season Across Guildford
A Moorish gift horse Brahim owned by Mr Thomas Adams of Rotherhithe will stand at his stable with five guinea service and 5s per attendant fee. Cumberland Arab at Hall's runing-house Hyde Park Corner asks mares pay five guineas with gratis cover for some royal plate winners. Cumberland certificate notes high blood and fourteens hands high. Guildford races 1772 schedule outlines entries and plates from Whitsun week, with entry fees, weights, and conditions under Lord Onslow's oversight.
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Thomas Adams
Morocco
Hall
Hyde-Park Corner
England
Dey
Algiers
Luke
Cumberland
Hodgson
General Hodgson
Duke of Cumberland
Thomas Hare
S. Hodgson
Guildford
Merrow Down
Coles
Sol
White Hart Inn
His Majesty’s Plate
Guilford
Lord Onslow
Ufvale
Llangerniw
Denbigh
North Wales
Narky-Comes
Llangernin
Conway
Tabycaten
Vaughan
Nanky
George
Sandwich
County of Chester
Clores
Joseph Jackson
Nampwich
Pares
Leices
Sighill
Northumberland
Tyne
George Pickering
Linonburn
Newcastle Upon Tyne
Dolphin Inn
Christchurch
Hants
Burton
Middleton
Ringwood
Debts Due to William Curteis and Benjamin Webb
Notices of debt payment from Wm. Curteis and Benjamin Webb after dissolution of partnership. Also a clergy man wanted for Downton Wilts with annual salary. A gentleman at Hyde Park weighing engine asked to contact Mr. Brewer. Granada relief fund committee appeals for donations after the great fire, urging subscriptions through London banks to aid affected families.
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Curteis
Ben
Atain
Wilts
Mr. Webb
Downton
Hyde Park Corner
Taft
Brewer
Cow-lane
Smit'sfield
Lloyd's Coffeehouse
Lombard-street
Granada
St. George
Viet
Iis Kingdom
London
Wertsiatter
Richard Merrit
Oaks
Kent
Peter Sharp
Bishopsgnte
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St. John’s Gate
G. Robinson
Pater-noller-row
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Royal Exchange
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Gerundo
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W. Frexner
Holborn
Friar Gerund
Don Quixote
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Prinsi
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the Earl of Hillborough
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Robert Udney
William Lucas
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Richard Burke
William Smil
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Nathaniel Mason
William Gardner
Thomas Peake
James Bogle
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King’s Arms
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Warwick-lane
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Jacob
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St. Paul's
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