London Evening Port Extra Knightly Election Harsh Fray Names
In London an election scene at a knightly parliamentary contest lists candidates Ambrose Gobparp of Swindon Wiles Big Henry Hansert of High Cleer and many electors and peers. The long roster includes Lords Earls Dukes and other gentlemen with ranks and offices, noting the Freeholders majority of 815 and urging public decision on independence.
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Ambrose Gobparp
Swindon
Wiles
Big
Henry Hansert
High Cleer
Hant
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the Dutchy of Cornwall
Pain
Board of Works
Majesty’s Mint
Court of Chancery
Barbadoes
11Th Regiment of Foot
The Value of Freedom and Tyranny in Public Debate
A letter extols freedom as the natural right of all, contrasts it with tyranny and slavery, and defines tyranny by force or fraud. It discusses England’s past liberty, the danger of Crown influence, and the high price of losing civic rights. A second note to the printer offers hop market commentary with cautious advice to buyers amid uncertain prices and credit conditions.
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England
Aentleman
Stockholm
Prince Charles
Cape
Hellichius
Christianitadr
Hellidius
Gustavus
Charles Carlferold
Charity School
St. Mary Axe
Lime-street
Watkin Lewes
Mr. Hammet
Lewes
Hammet
Dantzick
Prafia
C. Varlo
Esquire
St. James’s
Earl of Oxford
Norway
Holland
Holme Sands
Folkestone
Yarmouth
Portmouth
Neptune
Hornsey
Kepping
London
Hope
Atkison
Sunderland
Modeste
Wheelock
Jamaica
Liberty
Rebell
Milford
Dil
Vay
Dunbar
Mr. Steed
Winchester-trees
Southwark
St. George’s Fields
Mint
Shrewsbury
Lord Grosvenor
Chef
Sweet William
Syphon
Mr. Vernon
Peak
Mr. Maurice
Grosvenor Arabian
Smith
Leadenhall Market
Clerkenwell Close
Meff. Gommans Co
Swinnerton
Mitre Tavern
Chancery Lane
Printer's Letter Bemoans Clerks in the Ordnance
A London Evening Post reader laments uncensored proceedings of the Clerks in the Ordnance, notes Hartwell and others returning to old tricks, and praises Lord Yeaward’s presidency to begin next quarter while wishing Selim justice and protection.
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Ordnance
Mr. Hartwell
Sir Charles
General Conway
Lord Yeavafend
Great Personage R Hough Opens Gardens to Workers
To the Printer of the London Evening Post, R Hough stands out for his unusual distance from nobility yet is famed for his affable nature. He has never hosted a select party, unlike predecessors, but freely converses with his workmen in the gardens, a point of pride among hodcarriers in Kew.
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Hough
Kew
London and Oxford News Mix With Royal Letters Report
Contemporary items report Sir George Colebroke's court inquiry over a rumored treaty, Lord North's winter visit and Chancellor support in Oxford, plus overseas dispatches from Madrid and Stockholm praising Captain Hellidius and royal power restored. Local notices include an Alderman election in Lime-street Ward and various maritime and crime reports.
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Sir George Colebroke
Sir George
Lord North
Oxford
Lord Litchfield
Madrid
West Indies
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