A Middlesex Freeholders Protest Requisition List
A London Evening Post excerpt defends a Middlesex freeholders meeting and denounces a published requisition list. It condemns misrepresentation by Justices, asserts free debate, and names dozens of signatories including Pell apothecary Wilmot, Spiller, Merceran, Rytton, and many others as loyalist, ministerial, or trades figures in a defence of constitutional rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MW Sone
Bolder
England
America
Middlesex
Great Britain
Robert Pell
John Spiller
Spitalfields
David Wilmot
Fame
John Supar
Ames Merceran
Ichard Rytton
Wilmot
William Goodman
Luke Flood
John Marshall
William Hyde
John Wilmot
David
Thomas Cooper
James Milward
William Fischmore
Pell
William Judd
Bishopgate
Thomas Moore
Charles Triquet
Joseph Hill
Triquet
William Pell
Alexander Fell
Herbert Mayo
St. George’s
John Wolveridge
Roger Grifin
William Hillyer
Robert Harding
John Stevens
John Sherwood
Burford Camper
George C. Smith
John Thompson
Ohn Tuach
Parker Rowland
Thomas Colver
Charles Beck
Edmund Brown
Thomas Goss
Rupert Mulgreave
William Alam
John Staples
Alexander Scott
John Haymer
Justice Pell
G. Haddon
Stepney
Quere
Robert Smith
Joseph Keeling
John Woodham
Shadwell
John Powsey
Robert Fernass
William Norman
Limehouse
William
Twedale
R. Davies
unclear list of associates and officials in Boston materials
Fragmentary OCR notes name Alghander Chrisiin Scoieb as a captain and bon veyancer of troops to Boston. The text decries “Majety's bed friends” of the present oppressive ministry and questions identities of those listed who have no occupations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alghander Chrisiin Scoieb
Boston
Majety
Worthy freeholders urged to defend county representation
An editor’s plea to Gloucester freeholders to resist Court backed candidates and select an independent, landholder candidate for the county’s representative. The writer argues counties should oppose crown influence, favor a native country gentleman with local interests, and uphold the British spirit against alien or party loyalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warwick
Leicester
Chofé
Ireland Debates Loyal Address on American Troubles
A lengthy parliamentary debate revolves around an address to the King on American troubles. Speakers argue loyalty, the meaning of rebellion, and the scope of Irish duty, with factions opposing or supporting clauses about Americans and British governance. The house ultimately agrees to the address and the Lord Lieutenant report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Bingham
John Hatch
Commons
America
J. Blaquiere
Lord Chatham
Ireland
Great Britain
East Indies
Senate
Hatch
G. Montgomery
Chapman
Barry Barry
French
Ogle
Hellen
Jephson
Burton
Carlton
Glence
Britain
Lords
Earl of Chatham
Huffy Burgh
Horley Burgh
Colonel Brown
Gardiner
Captain Hamilton
Grenwille
Lord North
Holne
Dillon
Ha Fey Burg
Molyneux
Fobu Blaquiere
Conolly
Yeverton
Caligula
Hurley Burgh
Yelverton
Monk Mason
Howie
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London Evening Post
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London
Bae
Soble
Corporation of Winchester
Durnford
Smith
Wool
White
Duke of Centon
Admiralty
Knapp
Penton
Gauntlett
Barker
Earl
Biden
Spencer
Charity School
Minchin
Hayes
Green
Vokes
Furrell
Dofwell
Leversuch
Oram
Swanton
Stafford
N. B
County of
Gloucester
Dubbin
Maton
Soliciton General
Dilson
Binny Barry
Kots