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London Common Hall Resolutions on Address to King 1775
Historic records show the Lord Mayor Aldermen and Livery of the City of London in Common Hall approving an humble address remonstrance and petition to the King over American affairs. The sheriffs were ordered to present the resolutions at St James's with the King to sit on the throne for reception, and later actions included printing and parliamentary instructions to seek accountability for advisers and to impeach those responsible.
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Betty Eh Sheriff
St. James’s
Sheriff Plonier
Sheriff Plomer
London
Common Hall
City of London
America
Thost
Livery of
Lord Hertford
Ciek
Remembrancer
Salisbury
Earl of Pembroke
J. Boyter
Sarum
Sol
Cocarny
Anon
Hall
Ambrose Goddard
Brackley Kennett
Alderman Kennet
Alderman Kennett
Bing
Bedford
Cow Meadow
Hors
Market Cross
Beafrd
Tour
Theowaner
John Bettsworth
Jex. F. Pal Sewards