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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Feb 17, 1780

Page

2

Sus- sex Petition Protesters Compared By County Committee

The Sussex committee issues a careful comparison of Petitioners and Protesters over the Lewes meeting of January 1730. It defends peaceful petitioning for economy, criticizes protest publication, notes two thousand eight hundred seventy five signers, and records motions praising Lord Shelburne and Burke while urging parliamentary reform through lawful means.

Pye Sus- Tex Sus- Sex Lewes High Sherif

Bills to unite Wales Chester Lancaster Cornwall to crown

A public notice from 1780 outlines bills to unite Wales and Chester, Lancaster and Cornwall duchies to the crown, abolish offices, confirm tenant rights, and sell lands to fund public services. A meeting of county gentry is urged to discuss Parliament petitions and prudent measures amid national affairs. The High Sheriff reportedly refused a county meeting, prompting signatures of local notables calling for action. The document ends with a call for a mass gathering at Mest Hall, Mansfield on February 16, 1780.

McAansadly Earl of Shelburne Edmund Burke House of Commons Principality of Wales County Palatine of Chester Duchy County Palatine of Lancaster County Palatine Duchy of Cornwall William Frankland Cavendish Square London St. Alban’s Tavern Mest Mansfeldy

Peremptory Sale of Horton Manor and Estates

A High Court of Chancery order requires sale by Joan Exmes of the Horton Manor rights royalties and feudal dues. The sale, at Symond’s Inn Chancery Lane London, on Tuesday March 7 between five and six in the afternoon, includes freehold and leasehold interests formerly held by George Montagu Duke of Buckingham, with particulars available at offices in Lincoln’s Inn Fields and Preston near the Mansion House.

High Court Chacery Joan Exmes Symond’s Inny Chascery-lane London Horton Montagu Donk Earl of Pickerigi Quren Treet Lincoln’s Inn Fields Mr. Sayer Cimbees Lincoln’s Inn Preston Herin Brook End Gamlingay Cambridge Gool Gamlinray Totton St. Neot’s Caxtogles Meyr Nell Caxton

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