Liberty oaths sworn by William George Edmunds in Holborn
A lengthy oath sworn by William George Edmunds at the Mansion House, London, in January 1770 reaffirms his duty to publish essays and writings faithfully for the Middlesex Journal, with instructions to preserve authorship and deliver manuscripts upon request. It also notes memorials concerning Treasury officials and oaths of office for clerks and tellers.
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William
George Edmunds
Shok-Laanz
Porifoof
St. Andrew's
Holborn
Middlesex
Liberty
William Gzorce Edmunds
N.B
George Earl of Macclesfield
Treasury
Exchequer
Rathequer
Earl of
Macclesfield
George Grenville
Parker
the Treasury
George Grenvilles Sen
Lords Commissioners
Charles Lloyd
Gibralter
Teller
Lords Commissioners of the Treasury
George
Grenville
Tegally
George Grenvile
Tun
Paepericx Atuzatow Hinpeet
Portmouth
Spithead
Phinstone
Geary
Gosport
Dees
Snes
York
Fai
London
James Ibbetson
Marmaduke Wyvill
William Anderson
Thomas Frankland
George Armytage
Hall
Harvey
Smyth
Newland
Wilson
Leeds
Ferrand
Mickleace
Haggertton
Carnaby Haggerston
Rock-Mill
Cathcart
Hague
Andrew Mitchel
Berlin
Sir Joseph
Gesneral the Duke
Bedford Vis
Heberden
Richard Hipperley Cox
Somerfethhire
Yorkshire
Tors
Newcastle
Charles
Thordy
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Parliament of
Ireland
House of Commons
India
Guildhall
James Rosseter
Ely
Broad-street
Raincock
Clement Bellamy
Wallbrook
France
Agai
Italy
Corsica
Tealiaix
Florence
Chevalier- Taylox
Europe
Hatton Garden
Pensacola
West
Florida
Senegal
Benet
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