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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Sep 02, 1780

Page

4

Address to Essex Gentlemen on Cambridge University Election

Rencomb reports a notice dated Sept 25 1780 in Essex directed to gentlemen clergy and freeholders. It announces that the election for the University of Cambridge is fixed for Saturday next at 10 o clock in the morning.

County of Surrey Hertford Thomas Halsey Geddefilen Essex Thomas B. Bramstone Séreens P. S Chemisford Wil Skregas Gloucester W. Guise Universit of Cambridge Leeds Angus Huflett Wm. D.nHon London Guildhall Wilts Devizes Paul Cobb Methuen Luckenham House Warwick Parliam T. G. Skipwith Newfold Hall Cambridge

Representation Move At Cornwall Meeting In 1780

A Cornwall Bodming record on August 29 1780 describes a meeting at the Sheriff’s request where villagers resolved to nominate Sir William Lemon and Edward Eliot as proper representatives for the next general election. The assembly also unanimously agreed to publicly thank Lemon and Eliot for their conduct in Parliament.

Asvell Kent Cornwall W. Lemon Eilot Bodming Filliam Lemon Edward Eliot Sir William Lemon Darell Trelawny Skeef

Westminster address to the Elefors of City and Liberty

A brief address to the Elefors of Westminster city and liberty, invoking civic duties and acknowledging the historical township's chartered rights and communal responsibilities.

Worthy Electors urged to support Charles Fimes Fox

The Worthy Electors of the City and Liberty of Westminster are earnestly asked to back Hon. Charles Fimes Fox in the upcoming election for Members to represent the city. Described as a friend to liberties and a lively member of Parliament, the election is scheduled for Thursday next.

John Webb Hamving Guildhall Ahich The City and Liberty of Westminner Charles Fimes Fox Elesion

Westminster Committee backs Fox in Westminster race

A Westminster meeting endorses Fox amid Cabinet plans to back rival candidates. Duchess of Bedford and Earl Percy mobilize influence to unite independents for Fox, who is foreseen to win a large majority. Reports detail war news, ships, and stock prices as ministers push for last party gains.

Westminster Committee Friends of the Constitution Fox Mr. Fox Ineref Duchess of Bedford Earl Percy Northumberland Go. Rodney Westminster Britain Channel Newark Knyphausen Elizabeth Town Jersey Ralle Charles Town Staten Maud North River West Chester County New York D. Pne Charles Ton Col. Dundas West Clift Earl of Esremont M. Wakegrave Wis Portsmouth Burke Lyme Reed Antigua Chivers St. Domingo la Vierge de la Garde Latham Martinico Sir John Fielding Brompton Chelsea Covent Garden Theatre

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