Militia Service Law and Local Enforcement Clauses
The passage outlines militia and police duties during invasion or rebellion, detailing warrants issued by justices to mobilize carriages and men, the burden of costs on counties, penalties for noncompliance, and safeguards against extending powers to transport militia out of the realm. It also discusses broader reflections on governance, penalties, and regulations affecting trade, barber and coffee-house practices, and public sentiment on famine prevention and law enforcement. The narrative weaves into contemporary news items such as casualties, naval movements, and local notices without graphic detail.
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Fox
Rebeslion
Lath
Arith
Tyrhing
Cotonel
Justice of the Peace
Tythingian
Headborough
Tythingman
Tything
Riding
Strops
Great Britain
Gopernhias
Bae
Bertin Gazétte
Winterfield
Neifs
Hennersdorf
Geelitz
Winterfeld
Stockholm
Crofier
Mr. Gorge
Craéfock
Mr. Mason
Dell
Mr. Ives
Forrefer
Lord’ Craven
Mr. Harden
Mr. Scudamore
Chamberlayn
John Elwin
Compton
Aif
Curzon
Lord Craven
William
Pitt
Sim
Stamford
William Wolfley
Mr. Baffet
Billon
Mr. Black
Woodford
John Cambden
Wapping
Downs
Stade
Portsmouth
Spithead
Scarborough
Admiral Holbourne
Stirling Castle
Cornish
Leeward Island
Chichester
Stregglers
Salath
Suiking
Speedwell
Bond
Royal Anne
Prince George
Fougueux
Stirling-Castle
Kingfisher
Spy
Albany
Milford
Ireland
His
Motherbank
John
Robert
Benton
Newcastle
Petersburg
Rowland
Jane
Sterrer
Helen
Clarke
Mary
Betty
Briscol
Whitehaven
Baltic
Bergen
Glasgow
Morris
Clyde
Kohigsberg
Eliza
Bartlett
Pool
Newfoundland
Portugal
Vigo
Prince Edward
Greenland Dock
Deptford
John More Cock
Crown Tavern
Royal Exchange
Mesirs
Martin, Stone and Blackwell
Bedford
Barton
Clay
Greenwich
William Annis
Curfies Street
Crowe
Archor
Baptist Head
Chancesy-Lane
Cutler
Down- Lane
Hikney
Lawrence-Lane
Westminster Abbey
Peter
Warren
Valpuik
Britannia