London Letter From St James's Place and Whitehall
A jumble of society news from London recounts arrivals and departures at St James's Place and elsewhere, notes on political figures like the Duke of Bedford and Wilkes, and rumors of a revived Royal title. It reports public entertainments, market talk, and local incidents, including a review at Wimbledon Common and chatter about taxes, forests, and ironies of governance.
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Cartick
King’s Street
St. Jamtés’s
Ireland
Spesker
Sti James's Place
Althorpe
Northampton
Jennison Shaftee
Castle Rising
Pall Mall
New-market
Richard Vernon, Esq
Duke of Bedford
Bedford Town
St. James's Place
Capt. Howe
Lord Howes
Albemarletreet
Nottinghamshire
Watkins William Wynne
Grosvenor Square
Winflay
Denbighshire
Savoy
Edinburgh
Antient and Honorable Society of Leeches
Queen’s Anns Tavern
St. Paul’s Church Yard
Alderman Wilkes
Wilkes
Liberty
England
Britannia
Providence
Potterby
Benjamin Trueman
Middlesex
Nag’s Head
Walthamstow
Essex
John Parker
County of
Devon
John Buller
City of
Exeter
Denys Rolle
Barnttapie
France
Queen’s Arms Society
Newgate-street
Church of Rome
Hell
St. Peter's Chair
Popifa
Third Regiment of Guards
Intelligence Extraordinary in a Baily Court Hint
The text reports whispers that examining surgeons may meet at Old Bailey to argue Hopkins killed himself rather than by McQuirk at Brentford to secure a pension from the bills of rights society. It notes Watermen’s votes for Wilkes, a dragoon discharge at Wimbledon, and cargoes arriving from Scotland as well as a Oxford law professor’s critique of fundamental rights.
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Ireland
London
Cashill
Trelari
Gifford
Brentford
Middlesex
St. George’s Fields
fAicer
Regiment of Guards
St. James’s Park
Hampton Court
St. Paul’s
Kingdom of
Venice
Monterello
Vauxhall Gardens
Greenwich
Dorset Stairs
John Fielding
M‘quirk
Bow-street
Westminster
Balfe
Newgate
Bromfield
Ingram
Paddy
Bennet Street
Southwark
Castle-street
Leicester-felds
Greenwich Park
Joe and
Wilkites
South- Audley-street
Lady Mary -Chabot
Lord Stafford
Baily
England
Hopkins
McQuirk
Bills of Rights Society
Waterman
Wilkes
Wimbledon Common
St. James's
Scotland
Oxford
Patriotic Meeting at Rolls Coffees House May 7 1769
In Middlesex Freeholders circles a gathering of eminent lawyers and patriotic citizens debated illegality of recent House of Commons actions. They offered candid opinions and judgements on the matter with assurances of future speeches forthcoming from the Rolls Coffee House group.
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Middlesex
Rolls
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Patriots
Angus
Middlesex Journal
Heydon Square
Jdlease
Witlings
Deditl Lake
Biltigfeate
Lord Mansfield
Lord Townsend
Halifax
Wilks
Duke of
Graftor
Marquis of
Captain Allen
Bromfeld
RY. Foote
Reynolds
A. Gudgeon
Luttrell
Dingley
Th of Richts
Court of Aldermen
M’quirk
Middle Eferx
the Duke of Dorset
Knowle
Kent
Lord Skerrin
Furnes -Tagig
Perons
Bate
Addinay
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Awellings
Redcliffe
Lincolnthige
Norfolks
Elyske
R. G's
Marcus Thalt
Gerkléman
Magnifino
Pericles
Great Yarmouth
Samuel Ritebige
Earl of Mulgrave
Drury-Lane
Covent Garden Theatre
George Barnwell
George Barmwell
Mr. Wroughton
Mithgood Mus. Ward
Mr. Bates
Dumay
Curtat
Redmag
Mrs. Naylor
King Richard the Third
King Richard
Smith
India Dino
Corfel
Dino India
Goff
Gott
Pall-mall
St. Aban’s Street