London Liverymen consider vindication fund for Wilke election
March 14 1776 at Pauls Head Tavern London a meeting of Liverymen chaired by Mr Alderman Lee resolved to open a subscription to vindicate the citys rights and support Alderman Wilke in the midsummer chamberlain election. Subscriptions are to be taken at Frederick Balls house Cheapside and by the committee meeting at Pauls Head Tavern Mondays and Thursdays at six. Also a Hereford county note declines a parliamentary candidacy while urging support for Walwyn.
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Alderman Wilke
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Cateatun-street
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Willock
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Newbury
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London
Herefordshire
Bowling Green
Hereford
Tillington’s Court
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Tillington
Pembridge
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Fale
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Garraway’s
Change-alley
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Northian
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Brown
Tenterden
Goudhurst
Hastings
Truts
Georse
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Lincoln’s
Buckinghamshire
Christie
Pall Mall
Chalfont St. Peter’s
Chalfont St. Giles
Buckingham
Aleff, Woodward, Worsey, Goodridge
Shenton
Parker
Paine
Antony
Dorrell
Powsey
Chalfont St. Peter
Near-Rooo
Swan Inn
Chalfont St. Peter's
Aylesbury
Pall-tnall
Hereford County Seat Seekers Public Appeal Letter
The candidate Renelereen Berringtes appeals to Hereford county gentlemen clergy and freeholders to support him for a future parliamentary vacancy. He pledges to uphold national interests constitutional liberties and county welfare, stating his readiness to serve if elected and signed Dec 1 with Thomas Hake’s courteous endorsement.
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Hereford
Foley
Renelereen
Rambles of Mr. Frankly volumes advertised
An advertisement lists the third and fourth volumes of Rambles of Mr. Frankly published by his sister. Partially printed by T. Becket at the Adelphi corner, with prices noted as ss. fewed. The notice references Rambles volumes I and II priced similarly.
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Fewed
Mr. Frankly
Prin Ed Fir T. Becket
Adelphi
Boston evacuation and Quebec siege reports amid Atlantic news
A rich summary of dispatches and rumors from May detailing Howe’s retreat from Boston, the Quebec garrison’s status, and the broader war signaling shifting alignments. Reports note artillery left with Provincials, army reductions, and Allied naval movements from Jamaica to Philadelphia, with England’s global stance and political reshuffles.
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Montreal
Quebec
New York
England
Howe
Boston
Gazette
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