Remarkable Dream of a State Coach in 18th Century Tale
The passage discusses a dream or allegorical vision linked to political power, portraying the state coach as a symbol of governance. It interprets imagery of blood and fire, youth, and the king's role, noting the ministerial force and a slaughter at Nay lor’s butcher shop. The text references a murder trial at Old Bailey and lists innocents slain by soldiers, with a note that the narrative continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. F
Oer
Taft
St. George’s Fields
N.B
Rotherbiske
Ward
Old Bailey
Cor
Sople
William Allen the Younger
Teebneto
Forging a Post to Purge a Wretch and Public Notoriety
A corrupted 1769 letter in the Middlesex Journal attacks George Mug alias Imael and Mr Wilkes for alleged betrayals and bribery, accusing them of closing ranks against public virtue in Surrey. It cites a Public Advertiser item, questions sheriffs’ appointments, and laments liberty’s defense as it advertises a London notice seeking a letting in Great George Street near Sir Edward Astley’s estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkess
Ayer
Surry
Finiere
Ako
Potticript
Litera Ccipta
Hakel
Tlalt
Litera Cripte Manet
Agnithate
Great
George-Street
Edwast
Aftley
John Wilkes
Newton
Aldermanbury
Friday arrival of the Earl of Bristol in St James's Square
The Earl of Bristol Lord Privy Seal arrived at St James's Square coming from Ickworth in Suffolk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl of Bristol
St. James’s Square
Ickworth
Suffolk
Saturday and Friday notable arrivals at London homes
Saturday and Friday notices describe arrivals and travels of notable figures. Colonel Burgoyne and others from Winchester and Ireland reach Chesterfield Park, Grosvenor Square and St James's, while the Earl of Coven try and Bishop Yonge depart for Norwich and Worcester. A public meeting and petitions loom, with discussions on liberty, taxation, and a forthcoming Parliament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonel Burgoyne
Pyetton
Chesterfield
Henry Penton
Qstein Bex
Winchester
Parkestreet
Grosvenor- Square
Thomas Maude
Eaqs
King’s Arcet
St. James's
Ireland
Lady Deane
Pall-mall
Cork
Earl of Litchfield
Fee
Hill-fisher
Berkley Square
Ditchley
Oxfordshire
Earl of Coventry
Piccadilly
Cromein
Worcester
Yonge
Norwich
Grosvenors Street
Earl of Harrington
Mayfair
George Grenville
Bolton
James Townford
John ‘Sawbridge
Edward Hawke
K.B
Admiralty
Whitehall
Joseph Mawbey
St.Vaixhall
John Sawbridge
Lang’bourn
Peter Roberts
Efq
City Remembrancer
Atper
Aiddlesex
Kris
Calmitt
Common Council
City of London
England
Waley
Europe
Sawbridge
the Earth
Livery of
London
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Patriots
The
Middlesex Journal
G— O——w, ‘Alia George Mug
Imael
Ee Ee Eréiphoiids Obbleriana
Vetters
Sec
C. Opal
C. Dy Piguenit
Norristreet
S.bladon
Paterdofter-Row
Masaniello
Naples
Laedan
I. Fell
Pacer-nofter- Row
Fup
William Domville
Bookseter
S Tationer
Royal Exchange
Mr. Young
Sipru
Carolina
Birchin-Lane
Cornhill
Bega
Gsth
Ord Pri Rk
Roger ‘Staples
Oseph Creswick
Fou Woodhouse
Annanel Mendes DA Costa
Society
Holland
Flanders
Baftin
Riviere
Pillar of Liberty
Virginia
Yoathfelover
Lincolnshire
Big Lane
Fleet Street
Neeves
Feaforr
Mike
ES Ic
Uy'a
Kingsstreet
Goldens Square
Peckham
St.Paul’s Cathedral
J. Penny
Velatus
Molex
Anabella
India
South Sea
Sthsa Gatka
Endla Boris
Piém
Navy
Vick
Billsy
Duc
Anns
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