Royal mourning ends as Duke of York death noted
A London bulletin recounts royal mourning ending for the late Duke of York, churchgoers offering for the poor, and public reactions. It notes a procession to St James's to congratulate the Queen on the birth of a Prince, and various European intelligence from Lausanne and Portmouth. Reports include ship movements from Spithead, weather damage, and local incidents.
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St. James's
Kew Chapel
the Duke of York
Duke of York
France
Duke de Choiseul
Guildhall
St. James’s
Lausanne
Switzerland
Duke of Devonshire
Senegal
Baiaws
Portmouth
Niger
Spithead
St. John’s
Newfoundland
Guernsey
Palliser
Pearl
Motherbank
Cowes Road
Cauzier
Cork
Nancy
Read
Lancaster
Africa
Endeavour
Adams
Egmont
Taylor
Dublin
Desire
Pulpps
Pool
Pentille
Hele
Plymouth
Southampton
Slaith
Hall
Barcelona
Westminster Bridge
London Bridge
Perth
London
Lichelds
Merane
Pultenéylefi
Arlington - Flreety
Piccadilly
Hyde Park Corner
Lord Bath
James Snellings Esq
Curranstrest
May-Fair
Elizabeth Whitewood
Upper Brooktreet
Williamsburgh
Virginia
George Wilkinson
Islington
Matthew Kitchener
Smithfield
Beer-lane
Thames-street
Paul
Custom-house
Sutton
See
Castle
Jermynreet
Amos
Charles-court
Strand
Ian
Clerkengwell Bridewell
Girdler
John Hanson
Old-street-square
Throgmorton-street
Royal Exchange
Tunis
Mediterranean
Aberdeen
Don
Dee
Thon
Newport
Shropshire
Navarre
Evreux
Chevalier de Bagillon
Prince de É Turenne
Richard Brown
Walton Upon Trent
Derbyshire
Letters From 18th Century Hopeful MPs Seek Votes
Fragmented notices show Go OnsLow Lam and others appealing to freemen and inhabitants of St Albans Northampton and Norhampton Boroughs. They pledge gratitude, support constitutional principles, and request continued favors at the general election in September 1757. Several candidates mention prior service and seek ballots from electors.
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Milbourne Port
Critien
James Methgr
Bert Hussy
County of
Suvirxy
Renfon
Bedford
HéAgix
Juere
St.,Alban’s
Suffolka
Numenius
Stowmarket
Sacroix
Sentlemen
Coe
Lam
Redgrave Tour
Rowianpb Hott
Freeholders and Burgesses Clash Over Parliamentary Rights
Letter from Ignoramus argues Commons retain right to elect MPs, while peers meddle in nominations. AWaticus denounces peer influence as a violation of English constitutional rights, calling it treason against the kingdom.
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London Evening Polk
Chichester
Sonorabus
Commons
England
House of Commons
Commons of Englands
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Samuel Whitbread
Richard Vernon
Thomas Hatton
St. Alban’s
Aving
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fRantlemen
St, Alban’s
John Radclifff
Sc. Alban’s
Worthy
Caribbe Matey
Eleion
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Te ViLvigis
Richard Surron
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Jamis Lancuam
Genena Iin
Northampton
Deere
Llancysti
Carnarvonshire
Royal Academy of Bourdéaux
Diederick Wessel Linden
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C. Awaticus
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Walpole
Hayes