Remonstrance read at common hall over ministry abuses
The Livery of London convened in the Common Hall to debate abuses by ministers. The Lord Mayor urged orderly action and the Remonstrance demanded dissolution of Parliament and removal of ministers, citing corruption and erosion of rights. The Remonstrance urged loyalty to the Crown while defending constitutional rights and appointing steps to present the petition to the King.
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Pda
Al‘dérmen
Rob. Ladbroke
Harley
Common- Council
General Assembly
Supreme Court
England
Wietian
House of Commons
City of
London
Charles the
James the Second
Faites
James
Lovell
Theown
Anniversary Meeting of the Charity Hospital Governors
A notice for a February 26 1760s style anniversary meeting of the Hospital governors to be held at Drapers Hall Throgmorton Street after a sermon at St Martin in the Fields. Prayers begin at eleven oclock with dinner at four. Tickets obtainable from Secretary A Winterbottom at 32 Threadneedle Street. Guests include Earl of Abingdon Lord Craven and other notable trustees.
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Draperiss Halk
Throgmorton-street
Earl of Aerstford
Tidaluver
Wey
John Lord Bistop
Peterborough
A. Winterbottom
Threadweedle-street
Arthur's
St. James’s-Street
Mount ‘Coffee- House
Grosvenor-Street
Waghorn's
Richard’s
Temple-Bar
Batson’s
Tom's
Cornhill
Narrative of Samuel Vaughan and the Duke of Grafton case
A fragmentary 1769 King’s Bench narrative documents Samuel Vaughan’s appeal against the Duke of Grafton. It includes letters, speeches, and court notes from Michaelmas term, with an account of related Jamaica public office matters. The text traces rulings, negotiations, and ensuing events in a reflective historical account.
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Samuel
Vaughan
Duke of Grafton
Griffin
Court of King’ St Bench
Michaelinas
Jamaica
J. Ridley
St. James’s
Fragmented Text From Historical Notice On Patents
Fragmented OCR text references a Faculty Eminence and a Doctoral award and mentions exemptions from dues. It discusses letters patent and services accruing to the public from a publication. Names and precise details are unreadable.
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Hele Fonders
Ares
Sey
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