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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Oct 19, 1775

Page

2

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.

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.

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.

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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.

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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