Fragmented historical speech on monarchy and representation
A murky historical text critiques annual parliaments and calls for enduring septennial or longer assemblies. It argues fixed terms will safeguard liberty, warns against foreign influence, and urges citizens to resist tyrants while urging sustained national unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frei
Sandér
Herpfdre
Wihelgcrine
Spon
Europe
America
Wight Dock
Ibus
Old England
Threats and accusations over public money in Parliament
A letter accuses a member of protecting financiers and plots to prosecute a clerk who allegedly altered public accounts. The writer claims 20 000 pounds passed through hands for secret favors and urges a friend in Parliament to obtain the article from public accounts to reveal the truth and punish those involved.
City Livery Queries Over Court of Affidants Proceedings
The text questions the outcomes of the Court of Affidants involving the Goldsmiths and Weavers Companies and whether proper notices and exhibitions were observed before major city polls. It cites Sir Robert Ladbroke and others, urging a clear distinction in future elections between those who infringe city franchises and loyal citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Johnson
Coustiers
Linary
Selalutions
Ateribat
Robert Ladbroke
Kat
Sity
Biltis
Arid Soas
Jesus College
Patent Bindings Patent Letters Patent for Window Beinds
A fragment describes MAJESTY's ROYAL LETTERS PATENT granted to Edward Bevan of Piccadilly London for new invented patent window bindings. It claims benefits over existing designs and pitches merchants and ridermen to adopt the method, noting yearly money value and supposed superiority. The text is garbled but centers on a patented window binding invention and its claimed popularity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ito
Ward
Beva Ny
Carpenter
Piccadilly
London
Greparty
Edward ‘Bevan
Unclear Wivenhoe Bathing Facility Proposal Reportedly Near
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a planned bathing complex or pump room near Wivenhoe with baths for adults and children, safety features, and mentions of a Michaelitus Day festival. References include a proposed facility at a riverside site, governance by a Mr Punner, and availability of guides, with dates around early July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wivenhoe
Michaelitus
Reison
Tural
Thomas Tunnier
Slirigeon Yap
Fragmentary Dated Text Reflects 18th Century Essay Fragments
The readable portions suggest a discussion of England and Germany with mentions of Edmund Marsh and references to a vicar and publication details. Content hints at ongoing argument or narrative with a forecast to continue into July, though many words are garbled. The excerpt lacks clear events or outcomes.
Untitled historical note on local court and parish figures
Fragmentary text references a parish, courts, and individuals with unclear roles. It mentions an extraordinar aspect, a person named Benny, and various place-like terms, all in a jumble of garbled OCR. The readable parts evoke local governance and political tension but lack concrete events.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bondba
Middlesex’ ‘Journal
the Livery of London
Cathe
Dail
Birwarts
Benny
Soerenee
Bryden
Piepland
Werth Brion