Just and equal Representation of England in Parliament
Mr Wilkes petitions to bring a Bill for just and equal representation in Parliament. He condemns current unequal boroughs, cites historic abuses by formation of seats, and argues for broader English, Scottish, and colonial representation aligned to the Treaty of Union. He urges a measured reform led by Commons reflecting the People.
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Wilkes
House of Commons
England
Tyne
Rome
Edward
Canebrig
Bambury
Northumberland
Pershore
Brem
Worcestershire
Jarvall
Tyckhull
Yorkshire
Gatton
Old Sarum
Althy
Periere Ruine
Aquitaine
Normandy
Banbury
Petite Ville
Grand Venom
Rabelais
Chinon
London
Bristol
East Grinstead
America
Germany
Henry VI
John Fortescue
James II
Cornwall
Scotland
Henry VIII
Edward VI
Queen Mary
Queen Elizabeth
James I
Charles I
County
Durham
Newarke
Trent
Tars Island
Cornish
Dr. Price
Postlethwaite
Burgh
Shorenaim
Sussex
Qosper Ann
Bramber
Talbot
Fyfce Aterd
Ocke
Mr. Locke
Willcarcely
Uch
Umbra
Birmingham
Manchester
Leeds
Sheffield
Horace
County Palatine of
Anchitell Grey
Thomas Meres
Sir Thomas Strickland
Palatine
James
Charles II
Shoreham
Mos
Crotwell
Ireland
Wales
Middlesex
York
Great Britain
Commons