Parliamentary Appeal for Limiting Place-men and Repealing Septennial Act
The piece reports a public call urging MPs to pursue a bill reducing the number of place-men in the House of Commons, repeal the Septennial Act, and reject votes of credit. It notes resignations, marriages, deaths, and various court and civic notices, plus embargos and parliamentary circuits, with reflections on nobility and charity amid a harsh winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peaper
House of Commons
Thomas East
Scarborough
Prince of Wales
Preston
Lancashire
Philip Hoghton
Harry Hoghton
Miss Rigby
Markow-Forest
York
Elg
Lincoln’s Inn
Bath
Silners
Humphry Sturt
Anthony Sturt
Heckfedld
Southampton
Knt
Nathaniel Napier
More Critchell
Dorset
William
Huntington
Cheshire
John Spencer
Ely
France
Countess Ferrers
Wrethington
Gravesend
Great Britain
Ireland
College of Physicians
Warwick Lane
Lords of the Admiralty
Joseph Como
Parma
Naples
King of the Two Sicilies
Countess de Cambys
Count Heer Jate
Duke of Richmond
Privy Gardens
Dover
Robert Brett
Lysimond
Crompton
Cheapside
Cheap-Ward
Norris
Deceas
Joseph Eyles
Cheap Ward
Bishopseare
Charles Goate
Lee
Essex
London
John Pocock
Christ Church
Southwark
Arthur Bedford
Sharnbrook
Bedford
Lincoln
Thomas Sturay
Burgh
Cumberland
Cash
Wilson
Robert Walpole
Kenfiggton
William Turner
Cavendish-S Quare
Westram
Kent
Wiscount Irwin
Leeds
Amprhcit
Bedfordshire
Duke of Bedford
Jeremy Sambroke
Bart
Samuel Ongley
John Chardin
Kempton Park
Middlesex
Sunbury
Sudbury
Suffolk
Leicester
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Baron Carter
City of York
County of York
Castle of Ork
Lancaster
Castle of
Willes
Myx
Fortescue Aland
Hertford
Chelmsford
Rochester
Sussex
East Grinstead
Surrey
Kingston
Norfolk
Comyns
Justice Page
Bucks
Ailesbury
Cambridge
the Castle
Thetford
St. Edmund’s Bury
Probyn
Chapple
Jaft
Enville Green
Egham
Edmund Elwill
Excise
Lords Commissioners of the Treasury
Eaton College
John Elwill
Art
Greenwich
William Moses
William and Mary Watch
Henry Pelham
Rachel Manners
Duke of Rutland
Laft
Mr. Colcutt
Castle Tavern
Holborn
Red-Cross
John Joyner
Excise-Office
Humphreys
Leman’s Pond
Gravel Lane
William Clarke
County of
Prince’s Street
Rotherhith
Richard Forster
Abel
Nicholas Allcock