English Chronicle Notes on Wilkes and Public Affairs
Chronicled letters and opinions from the era discuss Wilkes’s mayoral election, parliamentary funding fears, clerical critiques, and public mood. The prose quotes Amicus and Disciple letters, with harsh views on magistrates, reform, religion, and social vice, reflecting a divided political society and journalistic satire.
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Gonpasi- Mate
Wilkes Etic
Alderwinien
A. Cord
Mr Wilkes
Foley
T. Wilkes
Richard
Citigers
London
Wilkes
St. James's
Huzzas, &c. &i
Anc
Philo
Ian
Fergal
Long-acre
Averey
Melieurs Lawbridge
Oliver
Citzens
Lower Wola
Equity
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Literary. Chronicle
Ds We. Gaserce Et
Public
Manlius
Fordyce
Thule
the Public Ledger
Hell
Heaven
England
The
Morning Chronicle
Crito
Townsend
Th. Wilkes
London Evening Post
John Fielding
John Himsel
Hufiey
Covent Garden
Cato
Tiermer Harleigh
Humbie
St. James’s
General Evening Post
Shirley
London Chronicle
Earl of Sandwich
Admiralty
Ibbetson