Laudable Society for Widows Oppose Petition in Parliament
March 4 1774 at Queen's Arms Tavern St Pauls Church-yard a committee of members is appointed to oppose a petition in Parliament for dissolving the society. The petition for opposing the dissolution will be left with Mr Blake Solicitor Essex Street Strand for signing by approving members. Robert Withy chairs the meeting. A note urges that no member neglect this opportunity to preserve the laudable institution.
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Francis Newbery
St. Paul’s Church-Yard
His Majesty’s Navy
F. Newbery
FRY, Fripp, and Co
Bristol
No. x
Salisary Court
Fleet-street
London
N. B
Bristol Crown
Fry, Fripp, and Co- Bristol
T Gale
Catherine-street
Strand
Kennedy
W. Bayley
Cockspur-treet
A. Rothwell
New-Bond-street
Lodgate-street
J. Prices
India-house
Leadenhal-street
C. S.hese
Cockspur-street
New Hand-street
J. Grosvenor
Angel and Crown
Holborn
St. Paul's Church-Yard
J. Price
India Howse
Leadenhall-street
RS. Smart
Apecie
Folz
Rosemary Lane
Ratcliffe Highway
Rachel Smart
Royal Authoity
Golden Lamp
Hatton Garden
Henry
T. Henry
Manchester
J. Johnson
Sts Paul’s Church-yard
J. Ridley
St. James’s-street
Royal College of Physicians
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Wade
Aloe
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John Hopkinan
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Parliaments Guard Liberty in Facing Prisons and Slavery
The London Evening Post quotes Bolingbroke arguing that destroying liberty through prisons or corrupting Parliament is unlikely to succeed. He warns parliamentary capture by a king or minister would dissolve the constitution, making Parliament its palladium and the nation vulnerable to enemies if independence falters.
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ORD Bolingbroke
Britain
Agamemnon
Achilles
Thersites
Global news and riots echo across Europe in March letters
Letters from Copenhagen Stockholm and Rome report Sweden’s planned visit to the Russian Empress, Pugatschev’s mutiny near Orenburg with massacres but foreigns spared, and insurrections in Palermo. Reports note earthquake in Tunis, reforms in Paris, and debates on parliamentary representation. Also details on highway raids, executions, marriages, and deaths.
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