Kent petition debate and the House of Commons powers
A long critique recounts Kent petitioners demand for religious and civil liberty, the May 8 1701 memorial, and the House of Commons actions against several gentlemen. It argues the Commons abused power in expelling a Middlesex Knight of the Shire, challenging legal basis and Magna Charta protections. May 22, 1769.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Commons
Kent
Shere
Houte
William Colepepper
Thomas Colepepper
David Polhill
Justinian Champneyes
William Hamilton
England
Middlesex
Westminster-hall
Court of Judicature
Lord ‘Weymouth
William Beauchamp Protter
Apsu
Freeholders
Henry the Fourth
Commons
Mr. Selden
House of Lords
Pcb
London Gazette items and foreign news from Liosn
From the London Gazette and abroad report decrees on crown grants to be confirmed by a special tribunal led by the Archbishop of Evora, and a flurry of distant European news. Mentions Petersburgh, Choczim, Pondicherry, and naval movements, plus a Paris review and a Versailles audience with Walpole.
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Evora
London
Petersourg
Choczim
Gallitzin
Paris
Dilstedart
Versailles
Musqueteers
Cordémandel
Audernée
Batavia
Chevalier
Ator
Iil
Rocheford
Martinico
Sts Domingo
Gth
Syudiéir
Walpolez
da Livede
Bridie
Usker
Local Northumberland Oddities Dazzle Morpeth Gathering
A garbled report from Northumberland describes a Thursday event at Morpeth featuring notable attendees from Whitburn and Dark af. The piece mentions festive joining and a notable Mrz appearance, with unclear references to a Stic Billop and a ferrites mention.
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Howard
Garlisle
Morpeth
Whitburn
Nortumberland