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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Sep 21, 1780
Page
4
In a formal address dated September 21 1780 WM Crichton thanks the Worthy Liverymen of London for electing him to Alderman and shrieval duties. He pledges gratitude for their support and fidelity to the British constitution and vows to uphold civil authority with devotion.
An 1780 Warwick letter from George Shuckburgh to the Gentlemen Chirgy and Freeholders of ARWIC 7K. He thanks them for flattering support, pledges to uphold the constitution and liberties, and aims to justify their partiality by a diligent future service in Parliament. Dated Warwick September 16 1780.
A historical letter from 1780 reports John Bous thanking Suffole County electors after an unanimous meeting at Stocumarket. He pledges his public conduct to the country’s true interest and asks for support at the upcoming election on Wednesday next, promising personal respects before the vote.
A Freeholder expresses surprise at nominating Sir George Shukburgh as a Warwick granty representative. He argues for older, more experienced candidates in Parliament and for electing someone with knowledge of parliamentary affairs and commercial interests. He urges recalling a seasoned candidate before proceeding with the election.
The fragment shows a dated 18 March 1780 from Hereford, featuring a formal plea or dedication signed by Thomas Harley. The language reveals old honorific style and a personal submission, likely a ceremonial or formal letter rather than a news item.
September 23, 1780. Onslow thanks zealous friends for useful hints and information. He notes conveyances will be provided to Guildford on Wednesday and Thursday for those unable to travel. He regrets transcription errors in letters may have seemed disrespectful and assures none were intended.
A dated Radnor notice dated Sept 195 1780 addresses gentlemen clergy and freeholders of the county. The fragment indicates an official call or proclamation from local authorities.
Fragmentary entry notes a published say with price sixpence and mentions a short history of the Java Session of Parliament with remarks. Printed for J. Atmon and J. Dobeett opposing Bathington Hotel in Piccadilly, date indicated as 19.
The Hastings hosted part of the Westminster contest with votes declared at about 9 PM. Mr. Fox leads over Sir G Bridges Rodney and Lord Lincoln, with Fox winning by 621 in the final tally after a disputed scrutiny. crowds carried Fox and Mr. Yonge through Covent Garden and the City in a spirited procession.
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