Remarkable militia regiment and royalist obsequies report
A May 27 militia muster shows a young, worker-rooted regiment rapidly learning arms and proving capable for future service, while Lord Rollo, former Lieutenant Colonel of the 22d, dies at 61 and is buried with full military honors at St Margaret's. Other items note judges choosing circuits, ship movements, local trades and weather, marriages, deaths, and a surge of worldly gossip.
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Lord Rollo
22D Regiment of Foot
St. Margaret’s
Leicestershire Regiment of Militia
Lord Mansfield
Westminster Hall
Baron Smythe
Norfolk
Pratt
Baron Adams
Midland
Baron Parker
Bathurst
Oxford
Clive
Baron Perrot
Western
Wilmer
Afton
Northern
Gould
Yates
Bombay
Lord Anton
London
Webb
Persia
Arend Steengrave
Bayonne
Amsterdam
Ter Schelling
Meif. Durham
Barnard’s
Rotherhithe
Ledger
Chelsea
Peckham
Mark- Jane
Dublin
Robert Clements
Nath. Clements
Betty Sheffington
Earl of Marlareene
Canfolin Park
Wexford
Theland
Frederick Flood
Juliana Annesley
Earl of
William Cholwich
Cldtton
Trustees Meeting For Road Repairs Middlesex Acton
The Trustees of the Highways from Tyburn to Uxbridge and the Brentford to Ealing road meet at the George Inn Acton on Saturday the 15th instant at ten in the forenoon to choose a new Surveyor of the Roads, Samuel Richards having been discharged.
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Puttira
Tyburn
Uxbridge
Middlesex
Brentbridge
Hanwell Heath
Hanwell
Nety Brentford
Ealing
Great Wesern
Fard
George Inn
Acton
Forencon
Samuel Richards
Political Explosion Foretold and Humble Advice Urged
A dated editorial voice laments oligarchic arrogance and calls for a peaceful rebirth of virtue. It argues the nation must reckon with grievances beyond elites, urging the powerful to retire to obscurity and seek repentance to restore harmony and security at home and abroad.
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Friends of
Vhce
Meh
Wifder
Absent Parliament Rights Prominent in London Evening Post
The London Evening Post laments the loss of the people’s right to frequent new parliaments. The author condemns long parliaments as Pandora’s Box, cites injuries from foreign powers and by arbitrary taxes, and denounces jobsbers, engrossers, and forestallers as part of the malpractices afflicting the nation.
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Georga-fesor
Hanover Gate
Brook -Bridges
Fowler
Albemarle-street
Ralph Jenkinson
Miller’s Meadow
Gloucestershire
Harriot Cowley
Bedford-row
Joseph Lawson
Somersetshire
Player
Gun
Pimblico
Joseph Sowley
Park-hall
Devonshire
Hounslowheath
Bridge Foot
Lyingin Hospital
Knightsbridge
Newgate-market
Abchurch-Jane
Thomas Holland
Bow-street
Effingham
Cata
Newgate
Ward
Williams
Moorfields
Alderman Nash
Guildhall
Wood-street
Lucyn
Viens
Huliszna
Dain Porte
Danube
Vienna
States General
Hungary
Netherlands
France
Holland
Count de Bentinck
Khoon
Pendreg
Jamaica
Port Royal
Curacoa
Guarda Costa
Campeachy
Cruiter
England
Sir John St Clair
Bart i
Britain
Stirling
Dublin
Countess of Salisbury
Seo
Ross
Ireland
Foote
London Evening Post
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Edinburgh
Paris
Paiv
Yio
His Majesty’s Customs
Hrandy
Geneva
Pexin
Europe
Brent
Almena
Thomas and
Sally
Mort
Sadler's Wells
Bladen
R. Samuel Johnson
A. Millar
T- Longman
J. Dudley
WV. Strahan
J. Rivington
R. Baldwin
L- Hawes
W. Clarke
Jm. Coites
Valerian
Mr. Hill
Richard Kaldyin
J. Jackson
St. James’s
Chofe Cauel
Ily
Sonidoh