An Humble Address to the Freemen of Gloucester
A London Evening Post fragment from March 3 to 5, 1941 presents a Confident plea to Gloucester voters in a general election. The author warns against self interest, urges liberty, denounces compromises, and urges electors to choose virtue over fear and corruption while pledging steadfast service to the Lord.
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Gloucester
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Death notices from Middlesex JP and Bishop of Llandaff kin
Obituary notices report the death of Mrs Hughes widow of Hughes and daughter of Thomas Wilson of London an eminent Turkish merchant and former justice of the peace for Middlesex Lately died at Exeter Mrs Gilbert aunt to the Bishop of Llandaff.
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Bristol Captain to be tried for murder on Wednesday
Reports from Bristol say Captain Goodyer will stand trial this Wednesday the 18th for the murder of his brother Sir John Dinely Goodyer aboard the ship. Other items note riots in Pembroke over corn, a fatal skirmish with a sloop’s party, embargo news from New England, and various civic appointments and deaths.
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