Our Free Constitution and the English State
A speaker defends the present constitution as a balance among King Lords and People. He argues the three estates prevent despotism, praise laws as barriers, and warn against royal prerogative and favourites eroding liberties. He cites Lord North and allies as a plan to dismantle freedoms, urging vigilance.
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Lierry
Lord North
Charles Jenkinson
Jeremiah Dyson
Wisble
Auction of Manor and Farms in Salop in October 1772
A notice details a sale by auction on October gth 1772 from three to eight PM at the Crow in Ludlow. It lists Lot I the Manor of Cainham with advowson and several farms leased to tenants. Lot II Dodmore inclosed farm at Stanton Lacy. Lot III St Leonard's land near Gorve Street Ludlow. Lot IV Portmore Plecks at Staunton Lacy. Lot V meadow in Corve Meadow. Lot VI and VII meadow grounds near Fishmore Brook. Lot VIII, IX Well close Bank Ludlow. Lot X Ten Acres Ludlow. Lot XI Crambe Meadow Ludlow. Lot XII meadow in Staunton Lacy. Rents given for each lot. Printed particulars and sale conditions available from local solicitors. Hawkins to show Lots.
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Ludlow
Cainham
Salop
Dodmore
Stanton Lacy
St. Leonard’s
Gorve-street
Roger Williams
Portmore Plecks
Staunton Lacy
George Foxdll
Corve Meadow
Corporation
Fishmore Brook
Staunwn Lacy
Richard Taylor
John Progers
Fithmore Brook
John Weaver
Wellclose Bank
Ludford
Slop
Geo. Probert
George Probert
Ludfor
Staunton- Lacy
George Pardoe
Thomas Pardoe
Faintree
Brilgnorth
William Hawins
Henley
Marin
Elm Court
Temple
London
Hawkins
Parliament delays dispatch till after Christmas amid American affairs
A lengthy colonial and political summary notes that Parliament will not fit for business until after Christmas due to American affairs likely to terminate well. It cites Lord Chatham’s movements, Irish discontent with Sir George Macartney, broker disputes in Lisbon, and various political mutterings, including a sharp critique of the Carlton House Junta and government handling of trade and justice.
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Chet
Lord Chatham
Richmond
Stowe
Dublin
G. Macartney
Carlton House
Sheriff Townsend
Lisbon
London
Aegus
Dennis Connell
Itis
England
Connell
John Norris
Alfonso the Vith
Madeira
Aledge
Emanuel da Cunha
Alvara
Emanuel de Couto
Guildhall
Senegal
Guinea
Paris
Bourdeaux
Versailles
d’Aiguillon
Audouard
Duke d’Aiguillon
France
Duke d’ Aiguillon
Erratum Corrects a Name in Ad Notice
An erratum states the lat mentioned in an advertisement from Tuesday and Thursday should read William Elbrow instead of William Ethow, correcting the eloping from his mater.
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William Ethow
William Elbrow
Medicines offered to the public in 19th century ad
An advertisement promotes two remedies the EYL-GRIGHT TINCTURE and the EAR BALL with claimed medical benefits. The tincture purports to ease eye disorders and humoral changes at a price of 2s 6d per bottle. The ear ball is said to aid conditions of the tympanum and drum due to relaxation or injury at 2s 6d per bottle. Sold wholesale through R Baldwin and F Fox London.
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Akling
R. Baldwin
Pat Savers
F. Fox
London
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