The Letter to the Lord Chief Justice 1770 Mar 12
A long public letter to the Lord Chief Justice of the Court of King’s Bench dated March 12, 1770. The writer argues for equality before the law, condemns Star Chamber practices, and demands accountability of authority. He outlines ten propositions condemning despotism, urging equitable justice and parliamentary limits, with planned further interrogatories to follow. The tone is bold and accusatory, reflecting colonial-era legal reform rhetoric.
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Goodiam
God
Mani
Court
Bar
Senate
Matteir
Contested Laughing At London In Drury Lane Oratorio
A letter to the Middlesex Journal argues whether a certain person laughed throughout the Drury Lane Oratorio on March 14, 1770. The writer challenges claims of repeated merriment during a sacred oratorio and appeals to witnesses present that night.
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London
Drury-lane
Magna Charter and Bill of Rights defense tract
This Day is Published. A History and Defence of Magna Carta and the Bill of Rights with introductory discourse detailing the rise of national freedom and remarks on Parliament’s dissolution. Includes addresses petitions remonstrances to the throne. Printed for J Bell and Bladon.
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J. Bell
Exeter Change
Strand
Bladon
Paterenofter-Row
The Sultan tragedy and other new works advertised
Advertisements list The Sultan tragedy at sixpence in price. The Favourite historical tragedy priced eighteen and sixpence. A novel titled Female Friendship in two volumes is offered at five shillings. Portrait of Life or The Fete of Virtue and Vice delineated in two volumes priced fifty-eight and sixpence.
Westminster Electors Called to Meet for Address in Westminster Hall
The Electors of the City and Liberty of Westminster are requested to meet in Westminster Hall on Wednesday March 28 at eleven in the forenoon. They are to consider an address remonstrance and petition to His Majesty for reliefs of grievances.
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Standard-Tavern
City
Liberty of Westminster
Westminster-Hall
Corner Bedding and Upholstery Goods Yard Ad
THOMAS SMITH offers a wide selection of bedding carpets blankets and upholstery ware at the corner of Butcher Row facing Temple Bar. Neat and fresh goods include Persia Turkey Wilton Kidderminster Scotch carpets blankets quilts mattresses bedticks rugs furniture and ready-made bedsteads. Large stock and low cash prices for immediate sale.
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Butcher- Row
Temple-Bar
Persia
Turkey
Wilton
Hatrateen
Cheney
Linsey
N.B
To Be Sold at White Hart Tavern Holborn
Auction notice for a freehold estate at Millbank Westminster with a large wharf and dwelling, five rooms per floor, right wing new build, adjoining Coopers Arms, lease to Bird Stone merchants at 130 per year. Premises opposite Lambeth Palace with view over Surrey. Printed particulars at sale venue Royal Exchange Coffee House and Mr Riley.
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Millbank
Westhinster
Coopers-Arms
Bird
Lambeth Palace
County of
Surry
Royal Exchange
Cornhill
Riley
Long- Acre
SHE POLITE LADY Or A Course of Female Education
A historical lettered primer from a mother to a daughter covering obedience reading writing dancing music languages geography sewing drawing and social conduct including virtue temperance chastity modesty and virtue in a guide to polite behavior and schooling printed for Carnan and Newbery in St Pauls Churchyard.
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Carnan and Newbery
St. Paul’s
London sale notices for old brandy rum arrack and shrub
Coniac Brady Famaica Run and Batavia Arrack on Ludgate Hill and the Keys are for sale in large lots. Jamaica rum and Batavia arrack priced per gallon with discounts for large quantities. Brandy, shrub, and wines delivered across London in any quantity with ready money favors.
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Tashley
Hout
Ludgate Hill
Shouse
Keys
Jamaica
Batavia
Tas
London
Digtiliers
Arrath
Per Doz
Per
Montaia Ato
Holland
Geneva
Old- Holland
N. B
This Day is Published Pri Ces Is NUMBER It An Entire New Work
A short notice states this Day is Published and prices are NUMBER, introducing a monthly continuation by a society of disinterested and impartial gentlemen.
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Pri Ces
AT BILL'S WINE VAULTS AND COFFEE-HOUSE
A fragment describes a venue named AT BILL'S WINE VAULTS AND COFFEE HOUSE located opposite Old Round Court in Chandos street Covent Garden. The wording evokes a late 18th to early 19th century street scene with a tavern that offered wine and coffee.
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Bill’s Wine Vaults
Old Round Court
Chandos
Covent-Garden
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Middlesex Journal
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Crevy-Chace
Thomas Smith
ATH
AuBion
Ohn Riley
Luellay
White- Hart Tavern
Holborn
Ravels
Asia
Arabia
Egypt
Jerusalem
Charles Thompson
Cainan
Newbery
St. Paul's Church
Coniac Brady
Famaica Run
Arrack
Richard the Third
Hamlet
Officer
Ohelio
Cyrus
John Bell
Exeter Exchange