Clerical Appointments and Notable Deaths Across Devon and London
Notices record the Rev. Mr. Thomas White named domestic Chaplain to the Earl of Kincardine, with rectories in Str. Mary Tedbourrne and Exmister. Obituaries list Radcliffe, Donolly, Gibson, Day, and Sourbear amid a string of accidents, robberies, and legal actions. A smuggling cutter wrecks near Helvoet and Indiaman Pigott sails from Beal. A Matrimonial expedition ends with a blunderbuss incident near Stamford.
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Ord Litchfield
Str. Mary Tedbourrne
Exmister
Devon
John” Radcliffe
St. Alban’s
Arthur Donolly
Southwark
John. Gibson
Iptmyn Brees
St. James's
Day
Ratcliff-highway
Barking
Sourbear
Taylor
Noel-street
Oxford-road
Asia
Benson
Oxfordshire
Holborn
Friendship
John Baker
London
Dublin
Gravesend
John Cathay
Shoreham
Sussex
North America
Gutter Lane
St. Martin’s
Fleet-market
Guildhall
Witham
Clerkenwell Bridewell
Loyd
Godfel
Hill
Southampton
Gibraltar
Glory
Robertson
Ditto
Jamaica
Elizabeth
Scott
Portmahon
Cowes Road
Helvoet
Worthy Freethén solicits continued support at election
A compendium of election notices from 1767 1765 and 1757 shows Thanks and appeals from Richard Sutton Villiers and other gentlemen to the freeholders clergies and electors of various counties including Somerset Cornwall Hereford Northampton and others The notices request votes support and continued confidence in candidates like Sir Charles Chester and John Trevelyan plus references to local meetings and declarations of a majority of freeholders
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Gentiah
Alban
Villiers
Richard Sutton
Rupforrd
Bedford
Aid
Charles Chester
Nnp
Sam
Cardington
Samuel Whitbread
Havins
Somerset
Bridgwater
Brideywater
Co. K. Tynne
Rorrisney Coxk
Blethion
Peroaler
Joan Trevelyans
Trevelyan
Bridgewater
Ilchester
Hereford
Elettin
V. Cornwall
T. Fouzey
Cornwall
Bodmin
Odinin
Tour
St. Aubyn
Molesworth
Northampton
James LanGuam
Gero. Ossorne
Buipers Rodney
Dialogue on Elections in London Tavern Prompts Reform Talk
Postscript discusses a candidate and a freeholder in a London tavern debating political corruption and electoral reform. The dialogue explores voting, bribery, and four proposed bills to curb Treating, pensions, and sinecures, with a grim view of borough politics and taxes.
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London Evening Post
Meres
Crake
Famé
London
Country Party
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White Lion Inn
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Yorkshire
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