An ANTIENT BRITON Pleads Wilkes Against Scottish Faction
A letter-writer defends Wilkes and his role in English liberties, attacks Scottish opponents, and argues the press and Parliament should resist overreach. The item lists elections to seats in the Commons, with numerous vacancies and replacements, and includes various Dublin, Paris, and London notices, maritime and civic updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mackay
Forbes
London Chronicle
Wilkes
Britain
Mr. Wilkes
Scorrith Mathe
J.london
London
House of Commons
Jacob Gerrard Downing
Dunwich
Suffolk
Henry Fox
Holland
Thomas Pitt
Old Sarum
Admiralty
Charles Spencer
Oxford
Charles Hotham
St. Ives
Charles Wallcott
Weymouth
Francis Oathwood
de Spencer
George Hamilton
Pontefract
Ireland
Sir Edmond Thomas
County of
Glamorgan
His Majesty
S Woods
James Oswald
Esg
Kinghorne
Ireand
James Harris
Rechofe
Christchurch
Treasury
George Grenville
Efg
Rechof
Buckingham
Exchequer
James Stuart Mackenzie
Shire of
Ross
John Hulke
Malden
Bamber Gascoyne
Thomas Tracey
Gloucestershire
Norborne Berkeley
Thomas Orby Hunter
Robert Ross Mackey
Eircudbright
Scotland
Ordnance
Dublin
Hamilton
Ed, Malone
University of Dublin, &c
Paris
Posen
Great Poland
Breslaw
Glogau
Oder
Silesia
Czartorinski
Poland
Prince
Anhalt-Zerbst
Russia
East India Company
James Lovegrove
Fishwick
Chester
William Brown
Main-Head
Devon
Exeter
Silverton
Goodman
City of
Westminster
Marfi
St. Mary
Devonshire
Richard Johnson
Seffe
John Leffe
Earl of Effingene
George Yonge
Plymouth
Henry Pitt Sutton
English Hopkins
Newman
Trinity-lane
Whitchapel Church
John Newman
Bankes
Mantelstree
St. Thomas the Apostles
Thomas Dalton
Rotherhithe
Hampstead-heath
Highgate
Black Friars Stairs
Faulcon
Wilkinson
Oxford Journal
Gloucester
Guildhall
Yorkshire
Chatham
Woolwich
Kent
Cornwall
Aétis
France
Depurie
Genoa
Corsica
Lithuania
Breslan
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Alligiance
Higgins
Hammersmnith
Holland-house
Depeford
Mr. Andrews
Southampton Street
Bloomsbury
Queen-street
Holborn
Joseph Clements
Newgate
Wiliam Bridgen
Thomas Tyler
Josend Goodfellow
Allen Backhouse
New
Sir John Fielding
Scone
Stone
Tyburn