Fright and Resolve in Britons Call to Freedom
A fragmentary ode recounts a speaker urging Britons to uphold liberty amid fear after a Brestford election murders. He vows to brave danger, pledges loyalty to freedom, and laments maternal sorrow as he and his wife face a perilous future, declaring death preferable to enslavement.
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Middlesex
Fareweland
Brestford
Volta
Diffreuyt
An 18th Century Essay on Farm Breeding and Education
Fragmented text announces an essay on breeding large livestock without dairies and transporting dairy farms, plus a Royal Exchange printed new edition of a literary card for teaching children to read spell and count. It mentions Herefordshire farms, forage crops, and a 1740s publishing and sales context with W. Nicall and Swans Estate.
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Manu Firena
Young& Fast North Mints
Herefordshire
Aehne
Society for ‘the _Encoursgemeta __ of Arts, Manufactures, and Commerce
Thautns Croft
Elover
Lucerne
W. Nicall
St. ‘Paul's Church-yard
Fust Publisoe
Swans
Eeetates
Royal Exchange
London notes on coroner election and troop moves
London dispatches report a writ ordered to elect a coroner for West RidingYork in place of the late Gervas Broughton. Other items note English officers abroad on furlough to rejoin regiments, Watkes’s Imprisonment due to end, and Batavia wine delivered to a King’s Bench resident. A northern county plans a petition to the throne over electors’ rights amid Tory shifts. Also mentioned are Dr Musgrave and M de Chevrot’s letters with travel observations.
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London
County of York
Gervas Broughton
England
Watkes
King’s Bench
Batavia
John Wikes
King’s-Bench
Hart-Fadies
Liewtenant
Plymouth
Dr. Musgrave
Mons
D’eon
France
Comet Observations and Naval Preparations Note
A periodical news digest reports comet observations in late August and September, noting its changing appearance and future celestial path. It also covers militia assemblies, shipbuilding, timber preservation methods, and local incidents including shipwrecks, thefts, marriages, and civic notices.
Remonstrance on Rights and Union of the Three Brothers
A fragmentary report recalls the 12th inst at a general meeting in which Earl Temple and the Rockingham faction are praised for liberty and constitutional defense. It notes a remonstrance not yet printed and urges public access to the text. A reference to the Bill of Rights and the need to defend elections against emerging authorities follows, with mentions of Madaefex, parliament, and shifting power among local electors.
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Monthly Chronicle of Liberty
Friends of Liberty
London
J. Fell
N.B
Friends of Freedom
Psole
Golden Head and Key
Belkoze Gateway
Ludgate Hill
S Royal Betters
Whitcomb
Fleet-Lang
Angel-Court
Snow
George Wife
Tunbridge
Kent
Yorkshire
York Éafile
Broome
Somersetthire
Seydern
Hague
Geni Paoli
Joseph Yorke
England
Germany
Prussia
Neiss
Amserdam Triettion
Holland
Edward Goodby
Bloomsbiryy
Tottenham
Grantham
Tushei
Emanuel College
Cambridge
Grammar’ School
Oakstain
Salty Eatton
Mr.Eatton
Salisoury
Ross
Piccadilly
Polly Hare
Hatfield
St. James’s
New Bond-street
Dita
Priday
Winderstreet
Witegate-aley
John Bridger
Gabugl
Goodman's
Lucy
Willam
Castle Cary
Baron le Despencer
Earl Temple
Foct
Rockingham
Abe
Madaefex
Shire
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