On parliamentary reform and annual parliaments debate
The author argues for constitutional checks and the risky prospects of disfranchising boroughs, urging a triennial or shorter Parliament and cautioning against royal or party overreach. He critiques articles on oaths, representation, and taxes, praises Lord Chatham’s health to the constitution, and presses careful limits on public finance and colonial taxation.
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Wilkes
House of Commons
Cormunozs
Lord Chatham
Commons
Shake Condué
Amon
King
Lords
Ireland
America
Neavell
London Ledger
Tradesman’s Daily Register
Bank
South Sea
India
Portugal
Hon. East India Company
Deserter from Queen's Regiment of Dragoons Named
Deserter William Lear from New Romney in Kent, 28 years old, 5 feet tall, born Meddley Yorkshire, brown complexion and hair, grey eyes, long face, scarred from smallpox. Rewards offered to bring him to justice. apply to George Ross at Conduit Street London or to the regiment’s Canterbury CO for twenty shillings plus parliamentary allowance.
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Queen’s Regiment of Dragoons
New Romney
London
Canterbury
Hale
Mounslow
Salop
John Robinson
Kent
Chapman
Patrick
Fountain Inn
John Farley
Parker
Rolls
Lyon and Lamb
Farnham
Surry
Lotz
Robert Martin
Shotter
J. Wilkie
St. Paul’s Church-Yard
Benjamin Dawson
L. L.D
Burgh
Salsvik
N.B
Feather’s Tavern
Nessay
W.cadogan
College of Physicians
Foundling Hospital
Robert Hoxaneld
Ladgatereer
James Hervey
Benjamin Grosvenor
George Keith
Grace
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North America
Britain
J. Graham
St. Paul’s Church Yard
Island of St. John
Gulph of
St. Lawrence
St. John
Crown and Anchor
Strand
Smith
Johns
Aremberg Street
Brussells
Canal of Briare
Dunton Hall
Withesh
Cambridgeshire
Mr. Johns
Ostend
N. B
A. G. Karr
Ciety
Joseph Brown
Horrydown
Southwark
T. Lowndes
Fleet-street
T. Luckman
Coventry
Emilia Leonard
Charlotte Arlington