Britannia and Freedom Triumph in Poets Corner
Poets Corner laments exile and law’s reach as Britannia stands firm defending liberty. The speaker urges virtuous citizens to curb power’s insolence and rally monarchs to hear rights. God and heaven may reward the struggle for freedom with lasting fame.
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Greece
Latium
Albion
Britannia
France
Canterbury Petition To Our Sovereign From City Council
London October 6 Mayor elect of Canterbury opened his year with a formal dinner and a proposal to present a petition to the King. Citizens debated grievances and election rights urging regularity and calm while reading a draft petition praising the monarch and asking attention to distressed subjects.
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London
Briday
Canterbury
England
Mib
Petition near the Guildhall signs and public alarm
A disrupted 18th century petition session is described with anger toward venal officials and royal restraint. The meeting adjourned with assent to leave the petition at Guildhall for inhabitants to sign, while reports of a wound, a trial, and arrests in Spitalfields accompany the chaos in Lambeth and nearby streets.
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Doftor- Walker
Weffells
Montpellier Jesuit
Ravenscroft. and Co
Old Bailey
Fleet-lane
Walker
Wat
Weffells the Jew and Co
Walt Sly
Brown
Joner
R. Rock
Tud‘gate-Hill
London
Guild Hall
Whitdon
Raifer
Ang -Court
Snowe
Tunbridge
Kent
Derrick
Buckingham
Es Farr
Leaxe
Frederick
Bath
Norton
Rachelle
Bourfeaux
Booth
Lambeth
Yen
Hita
Arihalis
Apium
St. Peter’s-hill
St. Paul’s -Wharfe
Enzipes
St. Catherine
Cree
Leadenhall-Street
Robers
Lee
Thomas. Lee
Brentford
Middlesex
Epsom
Larry Edwardmpton
Earl oForthampton
Balk
Feral
Pownall
Thomas
14Th ‘Regiment
Ilbefa
Peter Brustelf
Thorslay
Theodosia
Bristol
Rachanid Vitary
Naga's-Head-Cousty Grace
The
Excise
Petition on British freeholders and constitutional rights
A reader forwards a fragment from Yorkshire discussing British subjects, freeholders, and parliamentary representation. The writer stresses public authenticity, constitutional law, and the duty of freeholders to understand the petition and its implications for governance.
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Poets Corner
Middlesex: Journal
Tereby
St. Paul’s
Ruffel-street
Covcapparden
Oak Calera
D. Davis
Duke of Argyle
Lever
Lord Binning
Cologiel- Chatris
Mafiere
St.George’e-Fields
Arbor Vite
Coetaag
Sas
Brunswick
Dr. Stevens
Ndittiller
George KR
Isaac Fell
Mr. Norton
Vandoir
Forest Oe
Garraway
N. B
Wesam and Co
Grocer's Alley
Soo
Foldin
Theo
Gether
Anne
Himear
Amaeel
John Wiker
Ely
Freeholder’s Magazine
Chronicle of Liberty
Friends of Liberty
Bya.patriotic Society
Feil
N.B
Friends of Freedom
Peale
Middlesex Journal
F.E .I
Yorkshire
Britain
York
Congerna
Laira
Aioe
Nina