London Mayoral Dilemma In Exchequer Court Fuss
Literary Chronicle reports on Wilkes mayoralty maneuvering, Exchequer formalities, and civic identity. It notes rival schemes to delay oath, the city’s sovereignty over mayoral succession, and historic charters denying royal negative on London’s chief magistrate.
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Jail distemper debate from Literary Chronicle October 19
In the Gazetteer N Fones argues against distemper contagion from prisoners noting that illness deaths among attendees may not stem from prison contagion. He cites Sir Samuel Pennant era sessions with nearly two hundred infected and Capt Clarke's trial day as a contrast, with keepers and officers remaining well.
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