Letter from Wareham Borough Opposing Excise Expansion
Copy of a colonial era petition from the Borough of Wareham Dorset to Thomas Powers and Nathaniel Goulns representatives in Parliament opposing further excise laws. The letter argues that more excise officers threaten liberty and fair elections and urges steadfast opposition in the House of Commons. Port news items follow, including seizures for spirits and tea, royal engagements, financial notices, and local obituaries.
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Wareham
Dorset
Thomas Powers
Nathaniel GouLn
England
Oll
Lord Malton
Charlotte
Duke of Cleveland
Dutchess of
Somerset
Finch
Royal Highnes&s
Prince of Wales
House of Commons
Earl of Hallifax
London
Westminster
Hour of Commons
James Young
Carnaby-Market
Jaf
Red-Lion-Street
Holbourn
Cafar Child
Woodford Bridge
Homse
Deverdieet
Robert Furnese
Waldershare
Kent
Bramber
Sussex
New Romney
Anne
Anthony Balam
Ely
Arabella
Lewis
Earl of
Rockingham
Anne Shirley
Earl Ferrers
Harry Furnese
Earl of Middlesex
Duke of Dorset
Guernsey
William Daws
Royal Society
Robert Coke
Lord Lovell
Jane Holt
John Hots
Redgrave
Suffolk
Philip
Duke of Wharton
Charles Palmer
Wilts
Somerset Chapel
Blake
Hatton Garden
Church
Pelling
St. Anne's
James Burroughs
Temple
Edward Bellamy
Deceas
Thomas Woodford
East India Company
Holloway
Eden
Havana
South Sea Company
Cook
Mr. Edén
Chelsea
Parliament House
William Bislers
Cordwaines
Aldermary Church
John Cafberd
Appeal for Legislative Help to Secure Lease Renewal
A poor clergyman writes from a doomed estate predicament asking the London Evening Post author to petition Parliament. He seeks a short bill empowering a dignitary to renew a lease at a moderate fine if the tenant refuses, with proceeds to executors if exercised, to prevent loss to his family.
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Finch
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