Parliamentary Privilege Debate in Surrey Meeting
A Surrey county assembly debates parliamentary privilege, the Middlesex election, and civil rights. Prominent figures such as Sir Francis Vincent and Sir Robert Clayton defend electoral rights while urging petitions to the King, with motions approving a memorial to press for redress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex
Sir J Robert Clayton, Bart
Great Britain
George Colebrooke
Allen
Dulwich College
William Ellis
Efe
London
Joseph Mawbey
Francis Vincent
Onslow
Horne
Claud Champion Grespieny
Esg
Marchall Tubb
George ‘Colebroke
Surry
Badgen
Publish From The Middlesex Journal Heads Or Articles
Teche publisher of the Middlesex Journal presents a letter noting public concern with parliamentary biennial sessions and urges timely publication of items deemed necessary. The text appears as garbled fragments reflecting debates on governance and prorogation.
Meeting Minutes of Pegs County Gentlemen and Clergy
Fragmentary notes describe a Monday meeting of the Gentlemen Clergy and Freeholders of Pegs county at Epsom. It lists resolutions approved, names of gentlemen appointed to petition the King, and mentions Bowen and other peers attending, with references to the Sheriff and election night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Clayton
Brariels
Mattrediit
Jerepias
Francis
Vincet
Batti
England
Vincent
Josph Mawbey
Surry
King
Thomas Howard
Athréad
Peter King
Dorking
Francis Vincent
Stoke Dubernon
Anthony Abdy
Chobham
Marden
George Colebrook
Gatton
Joseph Mawbey
Botleys
Joseph Martin
Bashwick
Anthony Chapman
Norbury
Joseph Clarke
Moulfey
Mr. Howard
Anthony Ab_ dy
Francis ,Vincent
Epsom
Ieoting
Moreden
Wandsworth
Putney
Wimbledons
Ewell
Chertsey
Kingston
Croydon
William
Guildhall
Eehire
Biderman
TowStead
Gquidxditar
Pegs County
Eleftion
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Fustice
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Aylesburys
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Exigrand
Str Martin’s
Maria Het S
Howe
Privy and Cabinet Council
Three Kingdoms
Middlesex Journal