Notable Arrivals and Elections Amid Coastal News
Reports from Piccadilly and Ireland note Lady Caroline Edwards delivering three boys and several Irish MPs filling seats in Carlow Galway Granard Feathard Wexford. A Portsmouth letter mentions the Eagle Transport bringing troops from New York and ships expected from Harour. Local lotteries prize tens of thousands and hundreds pounds, with other notices of marriages deaths and crime.
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Caroline Edwards
Piccauly
Pine
Serjeant
Nares
Court of King’s Bench
Justice Hewitt
Ireland
John Hyde
Carlow
Benjamin Burton
Dennis Daly
Galway
Richard Fitzpatrick
Gervase
Parker Buth
Granard
Longford
Justice Malone
John Tottenham
Feathard
Wexford
Earl of Ely
Portsmouth
New-York
Eagle Transport
England
Scilly
His Majesty
Phenix
Asolus
Hound
Hartour
Spithead
Motherbank
Cowes Road
Mary
London
Dundee
Firth of Tay
Rio
Lisbon
Woolwich
Guildhall
Chelsea
Smith
Winchester
Dirs
Pilgrim
Thomas Peacock
St. George the Martyr
Queen Square
Sarah’ Willson
Great Ormondftreet
Woodstreet Compter
Edward Humphre
Swich
Kent
Simmons
Samuel Simmons
Wingham
Bristol
Whetstone
Barnet
Cooke
Shadwell
Matthew Johnson
Murrel
Holborn
Broad St. Giles’s
Stratford
Steck
Fee Gates
Thames
Gatts
Bridewell
Girdler
Parker Seeks Devon County Seat in 1767 Nomination Speech
At the Castle of Exeter on November 17 1767 Gentlemen clergy and freeholders united to nominate John Parker as a rightful representative for Devon in Parliament. Parker thanks the electors for their support pledging to uphold integrity and promote the county’s prosperity if elected.
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Warren
Richard Warren
Marybonne-street
Golden Square
London
Cook
Paternofter-row
N.B
Castle of Exon
Tavo
John Parker
Devon
Castle of
Exeter
Mb Cuiotaa
Tour
Nevis
J+ PARKER
Gornwall
Bodmin
Bodmus
Sr. Rubyn, McLesworth
Aving
Elesion
Dorough
Alban’s
Valliers
Brenard Sutton
Gautlemen
Cardington
Samuel Whitbread
of Dery
Derby
O&t
George
Amy
Sutton
G. B. Clarke
Derry
Peter
Buelas
Bown
Corporation of
Naxthampton
Engley
Northampptin Haits
Geo. Ossorne
Geo
Barpees Rooney
Election Candidates and Thanks Across Several Boroughs 1767
A series of candidate announcements and thanks from the Gentlemen Clergy and Freeholders in Gornwall Bodmin St Albans and Northampton detailing support for parliamentary election bids. Messages from Grimston Rapcliffe Ossorne Barrows and Howarth urge electors to back their campaigns and express gratitude for past backing. A trustees meeting in Ealing announces highway repair plans and a December gathering.
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Thomas Atkins
William Robins
Southwark
Samuel Gillam
Richard Roman
John Ellis
Skinner
Lucy B
Sallee
Angola
Prince of Wales
St. Mary’s, Scilly
Bourdeaux
St. Alban’s
Hil
Coldbath-square
James
Hawkins
Cheshire
Coldbathfields
Buckinghamshire
Buckingham
St. Alban
S. GaenTreMen
Ian
St. Allan
Joan Rapcliffe
S. Tohn
Radecliffe
Binfell
Bleron
Borough of
Ss. St
F’ree
Electora of
Te Town and Corporation of
Nexthampton
Thomas Howpex
Breflex
Northampton
Bessythium
Uxbridge
Breathridge
Hanwell Heath
Paamrebs-Naveyg
Catal. P
Placitorum Parijgs Menti Toto
Tuomas Scrarer
Catal
Edward the Firf
W. Bowyer and Co
Cicero
Negstiary Actui
Pangtrament
Inner Temple
W. Owen
Fleet-Street
The
Evening Post
Meres
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