Town Hall Letter on Liberty and the Bill of Rights
A late 18th century letter endorses the Bill of Rights and the constitutional balance between king and people. It condemns bribery in Parliament, praises constitutional fidelity, and urges steadfast support for representatives while criticizing a rival member and corrupt influence.
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Freehold
Crista
House of Commons
Sye
Weare
Norwich
Granville
Clarke
Brentford
Church of England
England
Hopkin
See Me Foote’s Appeal to the Public
A clipped notice presents Foote’s appeal to the public with a garbled line about difference and an argument directed at Mr. Jogram. The fragment suggests a civic or rhetorical item from a historic page, highlighting a public figure addressing readers and a named counterpart.
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Dr. Free
Quark
Mr. Clarke
Foote
Ingram
Jogram
Soldiers Parade At Ballypheane And Town Review
A 19th century report notes a Royal Birthday celebration with demonstrations of joy. Regiments drawn on the Mall fired three volleys. The 27th Foot, led by Major General Irwin, marched from Kinsale toward Wexford. Arrivals include Elizabeth and Rebecca from London, Broderick from Guernsey, and the Endeavour from Bourharsport.
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Choczym
Neister
Calutfcha
de ‘Stoffelen
Prince Proforowski
Serbizina
Novofelizi
Romankowes
Ruffia
Stoffelen
Prince Proforowsky
Karaman Batha
Col. Mackarow
Col
Fedotiew
Chéczym
Éencamp
Prisiowers
Fuzileetss
Grenadiers
Ache Huntia
Cegiars
Usof
Servias Achtiskis Offrogeski
Sand Charkewits 7
Hgeis
Dex
Ellan
Pierson
Ballypheane
George
27Th Regiment of Foot
Irwin
Kinsale
Wexford
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Paris
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Corsica
Choifeul
Europe
Paoli
Leghorn
Bac
Ek Gore
Gortingep
Pat
Peghal
Marine Regiment
Bulkeley
Trish
Canteans
Iris
Feeney
Elizabedh
Rebecet
London
Broderick
Guernsey
Bourharfiptos
Portsmoutt
Longhetian
Jallalta
Olivers
Ivington