Defense of Rights and Call for Public Unity in England
The speech urges English citizens to awaken to defending rights and liberties against corruption. It calls for a united association of freeholders and reform-minded electors to press constitutional measures, including limiting parliament duration and reducing placemen, to safeguard the nation and secure a free, honest Parliament.
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AHiE annual Musical Festival at Winchester
The AHiE festival in Winchester will be celebrated on September 4 5 and 6 with the Messiah Deborah and Sampson oratorios. Principal vocalists include Mrs Weichfell Maister Dale and Mr Hayes with Messrs Richards Jenkins Weighfell Foster and Reeves from London and Bath. A ball follows each evening and books of the organoiro may be obtained from Mr Greenville.
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