A Freeholder and Free Agent Defends Wilkes in Middlesex
The London Evening Post laments London voters for abandoning patriotism and backing a new candidate over Mr Wilkes. It praises Middlesex freeholders for supporting him, denounces ministerial influence, and urges continued independence and annual elections while opposing despotism.
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Court of Common-council
Wilkes
Middlesex
Livery of
London
Halifax to Dover and ships of war news from Halifax
Letters from Halifax report Howe's forces sailing after 4000 Highlanders reached Halifax. The Three Friends and Mayog arrived at Dover from Halifax and Quebec with various dispatches. Reports cover privateers captured by warships, the Duchess Dowager of Newcastle's will, a major cricket match, courts, sentencing convicts for Thames work, promotions, marriages, and deaths. Also notes on a damaged Stone Bridge, fly reports in Hampshire and surrounding counties.
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Halifax
Lord Howe
General Howe
White
Dover
Quebec
Niger
L'albor
Mouatt
England
Wallace
His
Centurion
Braithwait
Glafrow
42D
Siuldham
Howe
Thames
Eton
Wirdsor
of Newcastle
Twickenham Park
Earl of Godolphin
John
Marborough
Carmarthen
St. James’s
Earl of Lincoln
Duke of Newcastle
Sevenoaks Vine
Hampshire
All England
Hambledon Bore
Winchester
Portsmouth
Bowe Street
Edward George
Robert Harley
Newcote
Joseph Pearson
Custom House
Daniel
Marlar
Lascelles
Andrew Donaldson
John Welby
Donaldson
Langley
James Dunsford
Marlar and Co
Archibald Girtwood
John Trift
Blarky
Veryan
Ken
Kenwyn
Cornwall
James Jones
New College
Oxford
Shinfeld
Berks
St. Mary Somerset
Mary Maunthan
James Rudd
Walton
Yorkshire
Skinfey
Batt
Fo’nnight
Wm. Ligh
Marybone
Lucretia Luders
Theodore Luders
Wiscomb
Bath
Dallinger
Smithfield
Daniels
John Bernard
Surry
Blackfriars Bridge
Britkie
Briflac
White Lion-street
Norton Falgate
Madeira
Knowlfly
Lady Waltham
Tuesuay
Cecil Court
St. Martin’s Lane
Dennison
Chelsea
John Hinduck
Stepney
Bankton
Canterbury
Farnham
Berkshire
Essex
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Haymarket
Maid OF Bath
Mr. Foote
Mr. Alckin
Mr. Parsons
Me. Fearon
Mr. Davis
Mr. Stephens
Pratt
Jewell
Lady Pentweazie
Fuftian
Foote
Carmine
Aickin
Pentweazie
Lloyd
Southampton
Christie
Belle Vue
Nathaniel ST. Andre
Noble River
New Forest
Isle of Wight
Pease Close
Fitwate
Crown
Salisbur
George
Newport
Wight
Duroure
Gibbs
Broadtreet
Aldridge
Bever
St. Martin’s-lane
Devonshire
Dodbrooke
Southton Wear
Beaconton
Sandford
Cullumpton
Tedburn
Se, Mary
Ottery St. Mary
Bovey, Tracey
Heavitree
Farringdon
Crediton
Great Lodge
St. Leonard’s Hill
Windsor
Evans
Farmstreet
Berkeley Square
Jenner
Sandby
Great Park
Messrs. Barkley and Burgh
Temple
Ako
Sneadow
ST Old
Putteridge
Lilley
Giley
Luton
Hersford
Bedford
Arles
Finey
Crnste
County of
Hertford
Smyth
Chancery
Mn Christie
Cutburts and Staplers
Cowes
Spithead
Sussex
Sun
Ise of
Crown Inn
Antelope
Salisbury
Angel and Crown Tavern
Whitechapel
James Hutchinson
Catt Plate Glate Manufatory
George MacKay
Bertie
Vine-street
Piccadilly
Kennedy
Ives
N. B
W. Bayley
Cockspur- Street
A. Rothwell
New Bond-freet
F. Newbery
Ludgate-street
St. Paul's Church-yard
J. Price
Leavenhall-street
J. Grosvenor
Perfumer
Ichardson and Goodluck
Cornhill
Charing
Belf
N.B
William Usher
William Usher the Younger
Leadenhatle-Market
Poulterzisy Deslers
Chapmen
William Currey
Broonhill
Norfolk
John Rovinfoh
Evilwell
Suffolk
Fuller
Brandon
Feathers Tavern
Strand
John Allcock
Chancery Lane
Jamieli
Green
King-street
St. James's
Soame Jenynns
J. Dodiley
Pall-mall
J. Bew
London Evening Post
Citizens of London