Gazetteer text on price of provisions and civic politics
The piece discusses reducing provisions prices, urging foresight and benevolent schemes, then shifts to political commentary on London's aldermen, barons, clergymen, and the Wilkes opposition. It cites charter rights, critiques clerical dress, and references Crown influence, parliamentary authority, and public sentiment in late 18th century London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Richofé
W.F.X
Miss Wilkes
Barovis
Wilkes
Thisggitter
London
Richard’ I
Jobby
Kime
William Walworth
Richard
England
Tower Records
Joan
Newmarket
Clarendon
Bacon
General Mond
Duke of Marlborough
Earl Pulteney
Philo-Britannic
Messrs
Hallifax
Shakespear
Congregation of Israel
Rehoboam
David
Irael
Jerusalem
John Wilkes
Mr. Wilkes
Earl of
Wilses
North-Britain
Carlton-house
House of Commons
Churchill
St. George’s Fields
Scotch Regiment of Guards
Brentford
Middlesex
House ‘of Commons
City of
Literary Chronicle fragment on politics and society
The October 23 Literary Chronicle notes Maffie’s critique of city governance and parliamentary representation, urging reform for equal representation. It records a satirical Old Maid versus Old Bachelor exchange and an Alderman Towntend notice for not attending Pry demand scrutiny under statute provisions.
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Highworth
Lord Radnor
Scaliger
Alderman Townsend
Saan
Mr. T
Maffie
Marion
Mathe
Sta
Bijhsphare
Utiny
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