Letter to the Middlesex Journal on loyalty and grievances
A correspondent attacks ministerial policy, pleads loyalty to the king, and lists grievances from Magna Charta to habeas corpus. He urges peaceful, informed protest, condemns corrupt ministers, and calls for constitutional safeguards and accountability in Parliament. The writer frames a public warning to the crowd that supported the throne.
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House of Peers
House of Lords
Imlajesty
Thail
Star Chamber
Portsmouth East Indies voyage and London political notes
Fragments describe a ship bound for the East Indies arriving at Spithead with stores taken at Chatham Exeter and marines to embark. London news covers royal audiences at Richmond ongoing diplomacy with France and Britain’s stance on elections and public money, plus local crime and market reports.
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Portsmouth
Spithead
Chatham
Exeter
Sol
Leeds
Skipton
Boroughbridge
York Castle
Londoon
Richmond
St. James’s
Duke of Cumberland
Earl of Harcourt
France
Count Chatelet
Lamont
England
Earl of Huntingdon
Lord Harcourt
Duke of Grafton
Button-Hall
Suffolk
Cowt
Highlands
Scotland
Thomas Debrisay
Board of Trade
St. John
James Monfell
Africa
Gracians
Bloomsbury Gang
Sidewells
Great-Britain
Switzerland
Fivycher Cane
India
Fufe
Plymouth
Coatt
Pepe
Hoffenden
Jameson
Bort
George
China
Waxeo
Downs
Wyche
Talbot
Charles Hudson, Batti
Bengal
Chatham East Indiaman
Morris
Madrass
Béedt
Parser
Berkshire East Indiaman
Holland
Ajax
Helena
P Oriént
Pondicherry
Mauritus
l’Orient
St. Helena
Salisbury
King’s-bench
Wilkes
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The
Middlesex Journal
Secretary of State
Andrew Mitchell
Berlin
Knights of the Bath
Westminster Abbey
Lisbon
Uillage
Suffex
Sool
Earl of Hillsborough
Boston
North America
Lord Hutt
General Gage
Gage
Exchange Alley
Wien
East India Company
Iris
Luttrell
Ireland
Court of Directors
the East India Company
Mesis
Vansittart
Scrafton and
Ford
Robert Colebrooke
Chilham-castle
George Colebrooke
Mitcham
Croydon
Stowe
Mr. Grenville
Stenars
Aé Ing
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