Address to a French envoy critics and threats in 1765 missive
A harsh English pamphlet targets the Chevalier D Eon and a French minister, accusing them of disloyalty and corruption. The piece condemns French friendship in Britain, questions past services, and warns of public accountability and consequences for political backers and ministers. The author asserts patriotism and signals intent to publish further critiques.
Advertisement fragment from St James's Chronicle 1766
Advertisement announces forthcoming publication of papers on the PEACE including narratives of intelligence from Paris and correspondence with Lord Hertford. It notes five papers and mentions Dr Blackstone and Lord Halifax in the delivery of the material.
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Infamous D Eons letter sparks calls to curb power
The piece criticizes Dr Musgrave and D Eon's correspondence over English peace terms with France, warning that regency power could fall to a person accused of high treason. It notes threats to Musgrave and Wilkes, urges legal proceedings at the House of Commons, and reports on public distrust of ministers and various political plots amid a turbulent London scene.
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Wilkes
Martin
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Blackstone
Lord Halifax
Paris
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George Yonge
Fitzherbert
Dr. Musgrave
Sons of Freedom
Plymouth
Order de St. Lewis
Viri
Guildhall
Exeter
Boffiney
Tintagel
Cornwall
Derry
Henry Lawes Luttrell
John Drinkwater
William Beauchamp Proctor
Brentford
John Murray
Savoy
Jonathan Durden
Westminster
Joseph Stanhope
Marthalsea
Stephen Fox
Lord Holland
Linton Pawson
Chelsea College
Francis Hull
King
John Breitle
Stamp-Office
Bingley
Hog In
Bayswater
Tyburn Gallows
Ministry
Henry Lawes
Luttrell
GorpoFatis
Lester Tian
Sapien
Floridas
Cleveland
Devonshire
Harvel
Europe
Constantinople
Committee For
Middlesex
Felton
Whitechapel
Stepney-fields
Sheridan
Covent Garden Theatre
June Pritchard
Peckham
Dulwich
Baron de Wenzel
Holland
Loncois
Eny
Smyrna
St. James’s Street
George Prescott Seeks Town Representation in 1769
The candidate George Prescott presents himself to Freemen and inhabitants of Fikrtrorp town as a prospective Attepresens to their borough parliament. He pledges loyalty to the king and defense of civil and religious rights, promising service to the town and its trade with dedication, dated 1769.
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Theodalt Park
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