The Briton Warns Against Lords Interfering in Elections
A writer urges constituents to resist aristocratic influence as Parliament election time nears. He cites Commons rights, urges voting for men of honor, and warns Lords and their agents against pressuring voters. Includes notices on arrivals, deaths, society events, and a long column of intelligence and public notices.
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Great Britain
England
Honely
House of Commons
Commons
Ficus Anglicanus
Grand Drawing room at St James's after Duke of York’s death
London reports a royal drawing room at St James's on Thursday with Princess Amelia Louisa and dukes present. The Duke of York left furniture to Duke of Gloucester in his will, York House Pall Mall goes to Gloucester while Cumberland House goes to the Duke of Cumberland. The Lord Chancellor travels from Lincoln's Inn Fields to Bath for stay until Michaelmas Seal begins on the 30th.
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Philip Tisdall
Marquis of Granby
St. James's
Scarborough
John Pringle
Dr. Franklin
Spa
Germany
Charles Townshend
Admiralty
William Fitzherbert
Marham
Lord Romney
St. James’s
Queens Arms Society of Music
Newgate-street
Duke of York
Saul
Swanthorpe
Norfolk
Edward Browne
London
Wilton
Norwich
Stamford
Lincolnshire
Earl of
Hollestreet
Cavendish Square
James Barlow
Lawrence’s Buildings
Holborn
Farley
Gray’s Inn
John Ibbett
St. Helen’s
Bishopsgate Street
Dale
East India Company
Hopkins
Clerkenwell Green
Wapping
Matthew Duff
Harding
Red Lion Street
St. Bartholomew’'s Hospital
St. Sepulchre
Farringdon Without
Larkins
AEN Sncios
Spitalfields
Lisbon
Portugal
Port Egmont
Berkeley’s Sound
Deptford
John Wilkes
Piccadilly
le Marche
Duke of Northumberland
Ireland
Dublin
Paris
France
Chatelet
Kentish Town
Rosamon
Sadler's Wells
Spanfields
Clerken
Amelia
Louisa
Dukes of Gloucester
Cumberland
Duke of Gloucester
York-house
Pall-Mall
Duke of Cumberland
Cumberland House
Lincoln's Inn Fields
Bath
Admiralty notices and East India Company elections 1767
The Admiralty issues a notice calling a session of Oyer and Terminer at the Old Bailey for trials of high sea offences on November 11. A General Court of the East India Company is announced for April 13, 1768 to elect twenty four directors, with a stockholding requirement of six calendar months and other electoral provisions.
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Admiralty Office
Otice
Oyer and Terminer
Gael de- Hine
Admiralty of
England
Furtice Hall
East-India House
United Company of Merchants of
East-Indies
O Ud Company
Leadenhall- Street
Eleéton
Aid AG
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Lyon
Scarlet Browne
Lynny
William Phillips
William Bacon
Michael Gibbons
Gibson
Panther
Charles Itines
Gosport
Southampton
William Geering
Doctors Commons
Persn
Hines
Mr. Geering
Westbourn Green
Paddington
Thomas Griffiths
King’s Arms
Leadenhall-Street
Lindon
Akes
T. Griffiths
C. Fenn
Nice
Alf
Fenn
Oxford Road
New Bond-Street
Hazard and Co
Royal Exchange
Ludgate Street
Bank of England
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