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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Aug 08, 1780
Page
1
Gentlemen Clergy and Freeholders of Rape of Bramber and voters of New Seloresi am urged by Sir John Shettley to decline and support John Peachey as candidate for Parliament with pledge to uphold the Constitution and pay respects in Parliament if trusted.
The Northampton meeting records praise for Lucy Knightley and Thomas Powys Elgrs for backing the public economy plan urged by county instructions on January 29. It expresses earnestly that frugality in public expenses and reduction of superfluous charges be pursued, with hopes for prompt achievement, while adjourning to February 4 for continued vigilance and support from representatives. July 23, 1780.
Describes sale by auction at the New Inn Margate on a Friday in August for a freehold estate near the Assembly Rooms. Details include about 700 acres of land, a dwelling and shop, malt house, workshops, coach house, and several tenancies with rents. Viewing by tenants’ consent. locations for particulars listed. Also notes a deserter from militia with reward and description.
On August 2 1780 at York Tavern a famed committee of affection held a meeting where the following resolutions were unanimously agreed to: that the Right Hon. the Earl of Efingham Charles Turner Esq the Rev Mr Weaker John Anderson Esq the Rev Mr Law-.
A London reform movement reports on a large committee meeting held at York Tavern August 3 1780. The body condemns riots and defends pacific reform methods while warning against military suppression without Civil Magistrate backing. It calls for peaceful self restraint, future delegate talks in London, and publication of proceedings.
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