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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Jul 06, 1771
Page
4
A political tract laments self serving motives corrupting governance and pensions. It contrasts ancient nobles with modern, greedy elites, arguing private gain harms the public welfare and fuels systemic corruption in Parliament.
A brief line introducing the persona of Bob Brush, described as a humble servant or servant figure. The text centers on a playful or self deprecating framing of Bob Brush as a courteous, loyal figure in a miniature scene.
Ambret in his Memoirs of the Revolution reports that John Temple of Ely met a fatal end on April 1689 after standing up in a riverboat near Whitehall and leaping into the Thames. The current rapidly carried the boat, and rescuers could not save him. He left behind a shilling and a hat with his pencil. He reflects on the dangers of public office and the need for capable officials.
To the Gentlemen Freeholders of Monmouth County the sheriff appoints July 18 for the election day at Monmouth He asks for honorable votes and vows independent judgment rather than promises He avoids bribery and urges free choice without treating or coercion
The document outlines a Remon strance and Petition to the King presented by the Lord Mayor of the city. It cites grievances against the House of Commons, parliamentary actions, and ministers, demanding dissolution of Parliament and removal of despotic ministers. It notes bets, political intrigue, and public joy at Wilkes and Bull’s sheriff election alongside various city reactions. It reports surrounding letters about prosecutions, elections, and stock exchanges, plus local incidents and trials.
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