Carriages Ready During Polls in Surrey Towns
Notice proclaims carriages will be ready daily during the poll at the Nag's Head in the Borough and inns in all principal towns of Surrey for gentlemen and travelers.
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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Jun 24, 1790
Page
3
Notice proclaims carriages will be ready daily during the poll at the Nag's Head in the Borough and inns in all principal towns of Surrey for gentlemen and travelers.
Epsom candidate JOSEPHA MAWBEY announces his nomination to represent the county in Parliament. He recounts broad support from freeholders, asks for continued trust, and notes polling begins Monday at Guildford from nine in the morning.
A notice states Sir Joseph Mawbey will not align with any rival candidate in the Surrey election. It confirms his commitment to the Freeholders and his return to public service as an independent country gentleman. Date given is June 25, 1739.
The communication is addressed to the Gentlemen Clergy and Freeholders of Berks County outlining civic concerns and urging collective action within the community. It emphasizes responsibility, rights, and governance.
The Dutch Mail reports the King of Prussia reached Schwednitz on the 11th and planned to fix his headquarters at Schone Wade near Silberberg by the 14th. It was believed peace or war would be decided within fifteen days, with full preparations underway for the latter. The Flanders Mail had not yet arrived.
London reports extend the Proclamation offering bounties to seamen and landmen until August. In Parliament and local elections, figures show volunteers soaring as Middlesex and other counties prepare for contests. French decree to abolish ranks looms, while naval preparations surge with ships, supplies, and officers mobilizing along the coast.
A morning duel between Hervey Attom and Mr Fitzead leaves Attom wounded but expected to survive. Also found dead is Mr Castledie of King Street Westminster after illness. The Recorder reports Newgate convicts including Elisabeth Atker and Thomas Hopkiss, with executions ordered for the next Wednesday.
Fragmentary text shows assorted prices and percentages for goods and bonds with many garbled words. It mentions cock, sock, red, percentages, and a daterelated note but contains many unreadable sections and disjoint terms.
Cardington June 9 179. A candidate appeals to the Worthyard Indenters of Bedford Borough to represent them in Parliament. He cites long service, gratitude to the town, and hopes for continued trust while acknowledging the partial retirement from active campaigning.
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