Fragmented 18th century lettered critique of a Duke and lord lieutenant
A long, dense colonial era polemic questions the Duke of Rutland's handling of county affairs, militia appointments, and magistrate fitness. It rails at biased commissions, laments neglect of the regiment, and attacks the lord lieutenant's preferred appointees while praising Granby and urging public scrutiny of official conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gianna Tay
Geuritch
Duke of
Beailgnd
Ivis
Fanius
Honenlese
Junius
Louk
Ito
Mayer
Rutland
Leicester
Ajor
Shting
Treasury
A Mage of Leicerer News Fragment
A fragmented historical note references a mage figure and the term farmers chronicle era. The readable text hints at medieval or fantasy context with place names resembling old papers. No clear events, dates, or entities beyond the mage and chronicling theme.
Postscript Claims on Falkland Islands and War Preparations
An anonymous note asserts the Ministry received intelligence before Parliament rose, stating control of the Falkland Islands and a Spanish protest as a treaty breach. It criticizes the Minister for withholding these events and claims Britain has had ample time to prepare reparations. An old correspondent adds that the French are covertly readying for war, with Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty allegedly aware but not releasing the intelligence letter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britannia
Gallia
Granby
Britain
Monour
Rutland
Julius
Titus
Germania
Albion
Hartwell
Court of Equity
Charles Frederick
Laman Skeeding
Saksone
Martial
Pat Caymen Coakerh
Earl of
Lord Barrington
England
Ireland
Lord Holland
Dublin
Lucas
Freland
Toy
Norfolk
Falkeland
Dorsetshire
Edgar
Portsmouth
Dorsethire
Clements
Paris
Amsterdam
Kingdom of Ireland
Ormer
Dimas
Whitsy
Lynn
le Fevre
Baron Dimsdale
Russia
Thempress
Emress
King’s Bench
Langford
Strand
Sir John Fielding
Falkland Islands
Spain
Admiralty
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Cing Pot
Pitder
The
London Evening Pe
Lord Granby
Occafton
Sis
Tribunus
Leicerer
Ss. “Famers
Chronicle
Nowenber Laf
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