Stanley seeks continued support for Lancaster county election
Tam Stanley, elected representative for Lancaster, writes to Gentlemen Clergy and Freeholders seeking continued support. He vows to devote himself to duty in Parliament, especially defending the county’s commercial interests, and excuses delay in personal respects until the election opportunity. Dated May 18, 1780.
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County Palatine of Lancaster
County of
Lancaster
Lancaster electors hear two Lancaster parliamentary pledges
Public notices from 1780 and 1789 announce candidates for Lancaster County. T. Stanley declares independent support for his record in Parliament and gratitude to constituents. T. Lister promises an independent, unconnected bid prioritizing landed and mercantile interests and general country welfare.
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County Palatine of Lancaster
County of
Lancaster
Thomas Lister
Notice of sale of estate in Hambledon parish
Notice gives sale of the lease on the manor house at Hemitage Hambledon with five acres included and ten more tied, plus more fruit trees. The house is described as comfortable and in repair with a garden. The advertisement notes poor clover crop and rye grass issues. Also references an 18th century publication about a cutter’s assistant to calculate fabric quantities for clothing, available by Fielding and Walker.
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Hambledon
Taylors
Fielding and
Walker
Paternofter Row
Hague
Welleren
London
Bricth Government
Maeze
Zealand
Madrid
Spain
Cologne
Maximilian of
Aukna
France
Prussia
Empire
Grand Chapter
Emergo
Franckfort
Eff
Caffel
Hanover
America
Rizebuttel
Burt
Princess Royal
Bukingham House
Windsor Castle
Kew
Richmond
Prince of Wales
Dfnaburg
Windsor
Earl of Surrey
Thomas Gascoigne
Church of Rome
Canterbury
Baron Hotham
Carlisle
Thomas
Beverly
Yorkshire
Guildhall
Stormont
Hillborough
Popul Ce
Watermens Company
Company of Wire-Drawers
Pstiion
Brot
Monsieur du Chaffault
Toulon
Aquadron
West Indies
Paul Jones
Maton
Fune
Marseilles
Tunis
Plymouth
Convo
Walsingham
Torbay
Sr. J. Rogers
Mr. Culme
Ottend
Glasgow
St. Maloes
Libon
Johnstone
Cadiz
Havannah
Dunkirk
Ireland
Eden
Falmouth
Bourdeaux
Hampton
Pearson
Tingmouth
Liverpool
Fowey
Milforé
St. Malaes
le Mount
Brest
Ferrol
Biddeford
Ime
Lundy
St. George’s Channel
Scotland
Carke
Hence
Winchester
Itchin
Quebec
Kew Palace
Sir John Fielding
George Rous
Lincoln’s Inn Fields
Lord Mansfield
Bloombury Square
Lord Petre
Park-lane
Mr. Cox
Great Queen Street
Lincoln
Blackfriars-bridge
Putney
Cumberland
Taylor
Bridge-street
Blackfriars
Baron Skynier
Baron Eyre
Dunning
Westminster Hall
Guard House
Whitehall
Price
Portsmouth
Bath
John Stanton
Porsmouth
Mr. Lagran
Vauxhall
Grifiths
Gootwelltreet
Thropp
Currier
London Bridge
London News from June 7 177? Rabble Riots and Global Briefs
Dispatches report no major events from New York to Waterford while detailed foreign and domestic items fill columns. notes on Dutch-Spanish trade tensions, court appointments, Royal nursery plans, London riots aftermath, and military deployments amid protests. includes bread prices, alderman actions, and Ships in convoy.
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Bargray and Co
Fleteer
Fla Q
Halfa Gaines
George Germaine
New York
Britannia
Huntington
Waterford