Parliamentary Speeches on Liberty and Power
A dense fragment from a 18th or 19th century debate features a speaker challenging the law of Parliament, defending the House of Commons independence, and urging fidelity to constitutional rights. He questions disfranchisement, cites the king’s dissolving power, and warns against reliance on precedent. The rhetoric emphasizes trust to the people and accountability to constituents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caniel
Speaker
Ono
Ighat
Britain
House of Commons
England
Middlesex
Durham
Siete
Abe
Centinel
Tos
Louisa Moley Idhméel
Nero
Dees
Courion
London Cabinet Remorse Case Highlights Unclear Debates
A fragmentary note references remorse and cabinet discussions in London. The text mentions a throne, a presented issue, and a series of unsettled cases affecting the cabinet.
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Brogmt
London
Mather
Desperate ministerial push against injured people
Miltons. A long fragment portrays a political crisis with calls for petition, Remonstrances, and resistance to ministerial corruption. It cites Junius, criticizes ruling ministers, and predicts continued opposition by counties and the metropolis, urging constitutional rights and loyalty to the crown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ganditti
Junius
Thomas Smith at Bedding and Upholstery Warehouse Ad
The Corner of Butcher Row facing Temple Bar offers a warehouse with bedding carpets blankets upholstery. Rooms show ready-made bedsteads furniture and a large stock of quilts, feathers, mattresses, bed ticks, rugs, and coverlets available by piece or yard. Low prices for ready money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butcher-Row
Temple-Bar
Persin
Turkey
Wilton
Kidderminster
Scotch
Flanders
Cheney
Linsey
Complete Collection of Letters by NIUS and Sir WILLIAM DRAPER
An advertisement announces a complete collection of NIUS letters including those of Sir William Draper. Printed for A. Thomson in Newgate Street, price 2s 6d, available from booksellers, stationers, and news-carriers in town and country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nius
William Draper
A. Thomson
Newgate-street
Royal Liquid of Violets and Jeffamin Solo Claim
An 18th century note by a perfumer of Co-Nentry-Street near the Haymaker requests leave to promote Royal Liquid of Violets and Jeffamin as a superior remedy. The product is touted to restore hair after fevers and other illnesses, relieve burns, and provide notable relief for hair loss, with strong admiration from families of distinction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ichard
Warren
Co- Nentry-Street
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Paul
Srk
Thomas
SMITH
Great-Britain and Ireland
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