Court of Aldermen considers crackdown on fore stalls
London news reports a Guildhall session where Aldermen agreed that the Lord Mayor can urge the Solicitor to prosecute fore stallers and engrossers at city expense. The page also notes wartime scarcity, an odd fortune tale, encampment orders for Windsor Park, and various court and racing items.
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Stockholm King enters Stockholm amid public joy and court access
The London Gazette reports the King of Sweden entered Stockholm with a festive reception, a triumphal arch funded by the city, and broad public joy. He attended the Senate to pledge to govern by law and to improve access, offering a weekly hour for all ranks. Military promotions and social engagements fill the notice, with numerous arrivals and deaths listed from ships, towns, and estates.
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George Stainforth
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Old Fashioned Farmers and Rigmarole Band Coming
Wm. Sharp junior and An Incens’d Citizen present the next act. The Old Fashion’d Farmers and Rigmarole join the program as a lively, period street-page item with local names and theatrical flair.
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Letters on Wilkes debts and Society at the London Tavern
Continuation of Mr Horne's letter to Mr Wilkes discusses the Society of the Bill of Rights at the London Tavern. It questions Wilkes debts, calls for proofs of alleged imposition, and describes meetings on May 9 1764 to Nov 27 1770 and the dispute over settling John Wilkes's accounts.
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London Tavern Sets Declaration for Parliament Reforms
London Tavern minutes from June 11 1770 show supporters of the Bill of Rights proposing a declaration for all electors to pledge to vote for measures shortening Parliament terms and reducing pensions, plus a plan for an inquiry into disturbances. A committee of twelve named figures including John Wilkes and Frederick Bull was formed to draft the declaration and report at the next General Meeting.
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Morrist Morris seeks Monmouthshire parliamentary candidate
Piercefield Monmouthshire May 21 1771. Val Morris writes to the Gentlemen Clergy and Freeholders urging attendance at a meeting at Uk on June 6 to choose a proper person to represent them in Parliament after a late member’s death. He asks for sentiments to be declared by personal appearance or by authorized proxy.
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