Lawful Parade of Lincoln's Inn Attornies in 1760 London
A satirical letter from London November 20 1760 urges the legal profession to honor the throne with a formal procession of law societies. It maps an order of march for Lincoln's Inn and the four inns, suggests coach instead of riding, criticizes wigs and bags, and defends young attorneys as better for dispatch.
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Society of Lincoln’s Inn
King’s Counsel
Gray’s Inn
Staple’s Inn
Furnival’s Inn
Clement’s Inn
Symond’s Inn
Clifford’s Inn
Bernard’s Inn
Lyon’s Inn
Thaves Inn
Leicester Fields
Ludgate
Westminster
Attornees
St. Martin
Lincoln’ S Inn
Joan Doe
Durham County Election Address by Tho Clavering
Thomas Clavering appeals to the gentlemen clergy and freeholders of Durham County for support in the upcoming parliamentary election. He notes Mr Bowes holds the seat and requests votes for December near Durham with a meeting planned the day prior at Axwell Park.
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Tats
Sally
Horflydown Chain
Thames
Soren
Bethnal-Green
St. George’s Fields
Ihiy
Newington
Old Bailey
St. James
Haymarket
Hayfold
Whitechapel
Oxford
Wenman
Tames Dashwood
Charles Spencer
St James Dashwood
Peffers
Courty of
Bucks
County of
Cornwall
John Molemond
Boscawen
Tames Buller
Lincoln
Ford County
John Thorald Robert Vyner
Durham
Boxes
Clavering
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