A Grand Dinner and Election News from Dublin Kingdom
A long mixed recollection piece summarizing a polling night in Dublin for a candidate, with results for the Marquis of Kildare and John Latouche, and a broad set of court, naval, and social notices. It includes royal entertainments, appointments, weddings, ship arrivals at Spithead, lottery draws, robberies, and charitable acts, all in a single dense colonial-era newspaper fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
On -Tueday
Cae
Dublin
Ireland
Kildare
John Latouche
Paris
Demetrius de Gallitzin
Russia
Setyrmm
Duke of Gloucester
Upper
Grosvenor-street
Duke of Cumberland
Cumberland-house
Charlotte Chapel
Queen's Palace Gate
Prince of Wales
St. James's
Hillborough
Edward
Willes
Court of King’s Bench
Ippp
James Hewitt
Counsellor
Dunning
Edward Willes
Hayes
University of Oxford
Chapel Royal
Sayap
Cofter
Samus Bolanquet
Forest-house
Central Essex
Eleanor Hunter
Henry Lanney Hunter
Beachill
Berks
St. George the Martyr
Jennings Workington
Jemima Harrington
New Ormond Streets
Portfixouth
Guildhall
Abingdon
John Alder
Alder
Poultry Compter
Clerkenwell Bridewell
Holland
Samuel Swabey
Richard Capel
Eigrs
Cobler
Frante
Colchester 1767 vote dispute over burgess nominations
Report from Colchester dated November 24 1767 describes a contested meeting at Moot Hall where a large majority of free burgesses reportedly supported a challenge to the current nomination process. The cryer announced the meeting with short notice and no public notices, excluding nonresidents from nominating rights. The text notes expectations of candidates backed by interests and cautions that many burgesses opposed the present representatives.
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Colchester
Cryer
Aswell
London
Mepmee T
A&t
Lokdon
Bohdon
Beilar
Pan Rif
Riga
Edinburgh
Tom Jones
Paris
Critto
Election canvass across counties and towns in 1767
A long list of political addresses from Devon to Northampton and Derby, dated 1767, with letters of thanks and pledges of support. Candidates Parker jun and Thomas Howe seek electors' confidence at the imminent general election, urging integrity and loyalty.
Gentlemen of Cornwale County Respond to Trust in 1767
A formal note from Cletty Postale and Brecholders expresses gratitude for the county’s selection to represent them at the next General Election. Signed by St. Aubyn and Molesworth, the letter affirms duty to uphold the important trust and to exert utmost effort on behalf of the constituents.
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Lucky
Guernsey
Commodore Palliser
Mermaid
Captain Deane
Halifax
Spithead
Plymouth
Zephir
Harriot
Lee
New York
Expedition
Robinson
Duke of York
Dickenson
Lisbon
Falmouth
Neptune
Stewart
China
Devonshire
Mercier
Bombay
Annapolis
Maryland
Sinclair
Woolwich
St. Alban’s
Iam
Gaudsman
St. Alban
Radcliffe
Kalatinn
St. Arsan
S. Gantlimovy
Earlie
Ste
Yan
Cletty
Brecholders
Cornwale
Bodin
ST. AU
Molesworth
Fragmentary notice to the Gentlemen Olerdy and Free
An unreadable historical fragment addresses the Gentlemen and others, mentioning a committee, audience, and a county partition. The garbled text references Jerry Kinz Géeraes and Gees Sutton, with stray numbers and dates, but the core details remain unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olerdy
Anne Gearcemen
Jerry Kinz Géeraes
My. Seng
Wit
Rete Gees Sutton
Get
Abedie Ent Nein Slarke
Fragmentary Letter Sparks Debate Over Bread Prices
The writer laments rising bread costs in London from weather and mill shortages. Calls for more mills to ease scarcity and prevent winter price surges. Notes sectarian influence on public opinion and accuses others of bias or propaganda.
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London Evening Post
Nhich
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Orange-court
Castlestreet
St, Alban’s
Ee Tour
John Radcliffe
St. Adrian’s, Sept. Ry
Devon
Castle of
Exeter
Parker
Lown Ane
Gantlemes
WWE
Northampton
Geo. Osborne
Gro. Baipés Roney
P. B
Geuvooucs, IV
Thomas Howe
Tiber
Clepuy Ant
Deret
Apy
Crete
Mhelas
Henny Harpur
Honourable House of Cathereon
Your’s, &c. Oo Prupeentia
Mr. Marra
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