When Britain’s redemption draweth nigh in verse
A poetic exhortation urging Britons to rise against corruption and oppression. The speaker proclaims that redemption draws near as political and religious abuses are exposed. It calls for unity, civil power, and decisive action to reclaim rights and liberty against ruling elites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
Ste Pension’s
St. Stephen’s-pier
Gilbe-Gotham Feols
George
William
A. Penfien
Inquisition
Bute
Wien
Wren George
Freeholders Message on Bristol City’s Constitutional Fate
A fragmentary historical letter to the Freeholders of the City of Bristol laments their silence during a critical moment for the constitution. The writer urges English spirit and action, stressing Bristol’s role as a second city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Bristol
England
Call to Bristol Citizens Remind Duty to Liberty
A Bristol call to action urges citizens to resist mercenary leaders and defend English rights. The speaker condemns the corporation and Lord C as sycophants, urges unity, and cites the historic needs of liberty. London's May 21 date anchors the remonstrance amid ongoing proceedings and appeals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Londohe
Lord C
Corporation of Bristol
Bristol
Lancaster
York
London
Kennedy appeals bring scrutiny to Middlesex case
A reader defends TMHE Appeal against Matthew and Pa trick, praising English liberty embodied by the right of appeal. The letter criticizes parliamentary bills to curb rights and asserts the Kennedy proceedings are proper, noting public interest and widespread misreporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthew
Patrick
Kennedy
Kennedys
Dispatches and diplomatic chatter fill London posts
This morning an express arrived from Minorca to the Earl of Weymouth and another to the Earl of Hillsborough, with dispatches from Gro via Gageea. A Danish ambassador and Swedish envoy held talks. a cabinet council met at St James's. Orders were sent to Jamaica, Africa forts, and ships at Woolwich and Sheerness. Reports of a French vessel dispute near Newfoundland, a France States-General treaty, and a coroner election scandal in Surrey with Mr Onslow’s contested promises round out a day of state business and society notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl of Weymouth
O ‘Minorca
Earl of Hillsborough
Grov Gageea
St. James’s
Ireland
Baron de Nokelen
Earl of Rochford
Stockholm
Baron de Dieden
Copenhagen
St. James's
Duke of Gloucester
Sir. W. Trelawny
Woowieh
Chathan
Sheerness
Newfoundland
France
St.James’s
Surry
Onslow
Peck
Kenrick
Robert Clayton
Onflow
Fewtrell
Robert
Mr. Onslow
Mr. Wilkes
Kenrick Clayton
Mr. Onflow
Tibéais
Bert
Onflouss Marerep
John’ Weeden
General Post-office
Hampstead
Harbord
Ludgate-hill
Fortefcue
Herberle
Devonshire
Queen-street
Westminister
Mann
Matin
Duke-street
Westminster
Fenoulliet
James Fenoulliet
Secretary of State's Office
Great Marlborough
Carter
Gracechurch-street
Tim
Mins
Crape
Norwich
John Aikman
Els
Bromelton
Ross
Scotland
Edinburgh
Aikman
The Political Register promotional notice and contents
A printed promotion for The Political Register priced at 1s, listing contents such as Junius’s Letter, Mrs Macaulay’s Remarks, Pliny’s Letters, and various political pieces. It notes satire on government, Irish Parliament parallels, and an essay on papal influence, with sales through H Beevor in Little Britain.
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Junius
Ireland
Wiltshire
C. &Ee
H.beevor
Little
Britain
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Lord Mansfield
Justice Willes
Justice Blackstone
Middlesex Journal
Gibraltar
Cape
Gartin
Sallee
Toulon
Algiers
Dey
Sweden
Russia
Paris
East Indies
the Political Register
Deptfhford
Samuel Bellamy
Oliver
Goldsmith
Carnan
F. Newbery
Jin
Sts Paul's Church
Vicar OF
Wakefield
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