Unnamed 18th Century Debate on Wilkes and Petition Power
The text debates ministerial tyranny and the use of private vice against Wilkes and the Duke of G. It contrasts debts gaming and libertarian fights with public virtue, praises Wilkes as defender of liberty, and recounts parliamentary backlash against petitioners and the Recorder Jefferies.
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Wilkes
Nancy
Newmarket
Leonidas
Sen
English Freeholders Petition the King in London
In the days of easy times the subject was aggrieved many English counties presented petitions to the King the livery of London and other authorities heard their grievances and sought remedy amid political tension.
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Charles
England
iLondon
Speech of Robert Jones at Westminster Hall petitioning the King
A Westminster Hall meeting of the Electors of the city and liberties discusses presenting a petition to his Majesty for redress of grievances. The text recalls George I and peacetime abuses, mentions Wilkes, refusals of pardons, and local disturbances. Reports on militia, courts, and public notices accompany the lengthy address.
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Lorimaporthie
Citpr of Londons
Council Board
North
George Jefferies
England
Jefferies
Westminster
Robert Jones
Wwestminster-Hall
Eien Ries
Georgé
City of London
House of Brunswick
Mies Cringe
Surry
Fletcher Nottér
Livery of
London
Michielmas
Duke of Griton
Parliament
Friends of Liberty
Regnstitudom
Westminster Electors
Mr. Jones
Linn
Mre Wilkes
Royal Academy
Pallinall
Zell
Cape
Rane
Mr. Wilkes
Earl of Bute
Wilon
Wilkes
Bingley
Middlesex
Henry Lawes Luttrell
Covent-garden
Foot
Dragoons
Sparta
Henderfor
Westminster Hall
Drybutter
Mantuatuy
Pagi
Emberoty
Devon’ Militia
Regiapent
Exeter
Eippitis Forest
Irtin
Wheaton
Sidbury i
Devbae
Attenha
Bridewell
Prifony
Prifoness
Fedsitiday
Olds Alley
Westminster-Hall
N. B
Itom
Whitefield
Tottenham Court Chapel
Axthal
Moorfields
Georgias
Piecardilly
Havell
St. James’s Street
Evan
Samuel-Price
Monmouth-street
Chaifé
Fleet-treer
St. Dunstan's Church
Great
George-sfréet
Westmfinter
Windsor
Ij Dh Lupper
Sian Te Kise
Willamy
George the
Royal
Frederic Price
Wales
Arte
Anette ‘Riley
Eoel
Lenibebetig
Ivaso
Fragmented OCR item hints at auctions and notices in town period
Readable portions reference races, openings, and forthcoming events at various towns including Barnstaple and Wilfr, with mentions of dates and prologues by a Mr. gote. The text also lists figures like 387 and 98077 and references India-Bonds and bank entries in a jumble of OCR errors.
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R. Yne
Eicher
Fe Stanten
Fred
Lisbon
Koote
Bas
Barnstaple
Arteatre
Aig
Wilf
Gote
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