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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Sep 30, 1780
Page
1
A dated 18th century style missive from Augustus Keppel thanks Surrey county gentlemen for support and protection while denouncing rival committees and usurpation. He affirms duty to Parliament, gratitude for their independent exertions, and pledges continued loyalty as a humble servant to his constituents in the county.
The Surrey county court sits as the Freeholders rally against Mania influence. Sir Polph Maunbey and Admiral Keppel are named as joining candidates to represent the county in Parliament. The committee adjourns to Saturday for further action at the Griffts Hingflom.
Fragmentary entry dated September 29 1780 mentions a gathering of gentlemen clergy and involved holders in a local matter. Record lacks clear action or outcome but indicates a formal group assembly.
A dated political letter from Selanden Honfi, Bspt. 93, 57 80, by Thomas Onslow, expressing gratitude for support while pledging continued loyalty to the establishment, asserting the poll results and promising steadfast parliamentary service for Surrey with a strong opposition to reforms.
Notice dated September 29 1789 requests all claimants to present their bills within twenty days at the Swan Tavern Southwark otherwise no notice will be taken of any claim after October 1.
London dispatch details Lord Chatham’s parole and expected return, a fast convoys to New York, and ships bound for the West Indies. It reports on Fox health fears, Westminster elections, and cargoes and prizes in American waters, with notes on sheriffs, a proposed bank, and the Adelphi Emperor project.
Extracts from Sir Henry Clinton's letters describe delays and abortive plans to attack French and rebel forces near Kings Bridge and Rhode Island, with details on transports, fortifications, and Washington's movements. It notes refugees near Ball's Ferry resisting attacks and Cornwallis reports on South Carolina affairs and militia issues.
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