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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Mar 11, 1775

Page

2

The Printer of the London Evening Post Attacks Cinna Satire

A letter from SICENNA alias Mr S- denounces Mr Hs rational appeal as fatuous and urges pensioner Cinna as a target of satire in the Morning Post. The writer mocks the author and hints at political madness, suggesting an institution to receive “infected” individuals and hinting at biographical identity of Cinna.

Sicenna Sturday Cinna Morning Post H Y Pensioner Cinna Slyboots Monmouthshire Mese Ford Monmouth Leffur Meffrs Langfords Covent. Garden Daniel Williams High Court of Chancery John Browning symarid’s-Inn Chancery-lane London Fames Collier Wimblington Doddington March Upwell Ely Reach Cambridge Great Stoughton Huntingdon Thomas Andrews John Woodward Samuel Smith Nathan Gray Benjamin Nicholls Cully James Day Corporation of Bedford Ley Close Meff

Worcester Freeman's Invitation to Parliament Candidate in 1775

Letter from Mahon dated February 28 1775 to Worcester freemen expresses gratitude for their invitation to represent Worcester in Parliament if the late election is voided. He pledges to defend civil and religious liberties on Revolution principles and to promote British welfare, awaiting Commons decision before final stance.

Worcester House of Commons London Mott Mahon Chen Cricklade Diffinangz

Worthy and Independent Eldors Address Cricklade Borough

A formal address to the Worthy and Independent Eldors of the Borough of Cricklade. The message invokes local governance traditions and civic regard within a ceremonial context. It signals a summons to counsel and communal consideration of borough affairs.

Borough of Cricklade

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