Question on Justice Wright’s 8th Street Visit at Vine Tavern
A query recalls Obadiah Wright lately sworn as a justice of the peace for Middlesex declaring at the Vine Tavern in Holborn that while supporting Mr Wilker’s cause he was not a JP and would start trading if he found a good purchaser for his stock in trade.
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Obadiah Wright
County of
Middlesex
Vine Tavern
Holborn
Lord Bolieg
England
Fox
Lord Holland
Brentford
Luttrell
Parliament-street
Moore
Plan to publish a Middlesex Journal defied
A London Middlesex Postscript item reports a scheme to publish a newspaper to fund the Middlesex Journal. It notes a Scotch printer at its head and warns readers against support for a Frzk copy. The piece covers meetings of freeholders at Brentford to pursue grievances and a committee to draft a BILL of GRIEVANCES and APPREHENSIONS with Lord Barrington and other figures noted.
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Middlesex Journal
Rezrhis Ieee Purfi
County of Agree
Townsend
Sawbridge
Horne
Walpole Eyre
George Bellas
Serjeant
Glynn
Townshend
Laws
Ricars
Lord Barrington
Cavendish-Square
Ministry
Edward Gore
King’s-street
St. James’s
Ireland
Bath
Lord Clive
Berkeleyfquare
Lord Moon -Eagie
Portman-s Quare
Grosvenor
Grosvenor-square
Eaton Hall
Ghieshire
Henry Flood
Bsq
House of Commons
New Burlington Street
Dublin
Duke of Grafton
Newmarket
John, Wilkes
Middlesex
England
Stepney
St. Danstan’s
Brentford
Portugal
Staines
Wilkes
King’s Bench
Bully
City of
London
House of Anover
Address to Freeholders of Middlesex on Liberty and Loyalty
A 1769 letter excoriates a power grab by a “paltry majority” challenging constitutional order. Atticus argues freeholders must resist arbitrary power, seek redress through the king, and defend the realm’s peace, urging submission to George III and dissolution of corrupt assemblies.
Destruction and Hope Voice in Nation's Crisis
Fragmentary historic snippet notes a call to action on a Sunday in April 1945. References the majesty of the people and despair facing the nation during wartime, hinting at a mass mobilization or surrender moment. The text preserves names and date-like markers without full clarity.
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Whitehall
de’ Marborus
Gen‘Paoli
Richard
Hendon
Mr. Wilkes
Drury Lane
Douglas
Lady Randolph
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