Rights and liberties in manor game privileges debate
The text argues that subjects enjoy protection under law against arbitrary attacks on person and property. It condemns Lords of Manors who block neighboring gentry from shooting on their lands, calling it despotism and urging united action against such misuses of power. It dismisses fears of parliamentary rebuke for defending rights.
Public Advertiser notes letters on Wilkes Townsend and sheriff abuses
Literary Chronicle reports letters from London liverymen arguing over Wilkes and Townsend in the hustings. The piece condemns ministerial tactics and calls out Alderman Hallifax, Shakespeare, and Burgoyne threats while urging readers to oppose corruption. A lengthy letter attacks sheriff officers for extortion and cruelty, recounting a London case where officers looted a captain’s house, took valuables, and demanded bribes, highlighting abuse and misconduct by law enforcers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livery of
London
Messrs, Wilkes and Townsend
Alderman Hallifax
Wilkes
Treasury
Livery of London
Crosby
Oliver
London Packet
Select Committee
East India
Col. Burgoyne
Evans
House of Commons
Shakespear
Townsend
Leseryman
Middlesex
Benjamin Hughes
Jamaica
Mr. Warraker
Warraker
Mr. Leppingwell
Fats
Letter condemns bailiffs and urges reform in justice system
A letter from Richard Swords denounces bailiffs and their followers for extortion and law violations at the source of justice. He compares extorted sums to Rome’s popery era indulgences and calls for punishment of subordinate ministers, asserting public demand for accountability. He signs from Goldsmiths Square on Sept. 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Oliver
Watkin Lewes
Eigis
Hughes
Jamaica
Westminster
Rome
GeEstitusin
Humb
Richard Swords
Goldsmithsfireet
Gough-Square
Frontiers of Poland notes and royal court updates
Extract from the Frontiers of Poland reports on Prussian occupation of Grand Poland and Polish Prussia, with oaths to the Prussian crown and garrison plans. It covers Riga news of Courland unrest, Lord Stormont's diplomacy, India supervisors, India's payment delay, royal family events, and political moves in London. It also mentions Greenwich Hospital reforms, naval orders, and assorted country items from York, Wolverhampton, Bristol, Gosport, and Deal with fires, marriages, trials, and ship movements.
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Poland
Pulis
Great Poland
Prussia
Pomerania
Vistula
Polish
Riga
Courland
de Byron
Lord Stormont
Versailles
France
India
England
Court of Directors
India Company
Princess Royal
Kew
Duke of Cumberland
Duke and Duchess of Gloucester
Windsor Lodge
Lord Mansfield
Gloucester
Cumberland
Richmond
William Chambers
Earl of Harcourt
Ireland
Country News
York
Christopher Elwood
Forton
Castle-Howard
Wolverhampton
Stafordshire
London
Bristol
Ovington
Alresford
Hants
Brown
Gosport
Spithead
Portsmouth
Fountain Inn
Difcult
Blackhole
Prices of Stocks in Political Funds Displayed
Resent prices of stocks in the political funds calculated for the meridians of London. Honour shut. Honesty ditto Candour 875 6hs. Love of mother country, Knavery the highest ever knows Dishonesty ditto Falfhood 1923 4ths. Enmity to Old England the fimes knavery.
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London
Old England
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Literary Chronicle
Lord North-fet
Oxford
Commby
Bull
John Wilkes
Frederick Bull
Wiskey
Josph Mawhey
St. Margaret's Hill
Southwark
Trecothick
Hallifax
Lord Sandwich
Greenwich Hospital
His Majesty
Scilly Islands
Defiance
Woolwich
Downs
Farringdon
Ship News