Public notice on Minorca surgeon and cricket pacemen
From the North Briton no 96 commentary notes that five of ten pacemen, including Mr Adair and others like Mr Pott and Mr Cowell, are cited as a possible reason for appealing to pacemen rather than the Court of Assistants.
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Adair
Minorca, &c
Pott
Cowell
Crane
Fullager
Younge
Queries on the Clark death and coroner proceedings
A letter to the North Briton raises questions about Mr Clarke's death after Brentford. It asks if delirium and wound handling were misdeposed before the coroner, whether witnesses like Mr Starling and Mr Bromfield gave opinions on the wound, and whether hair sand found after death affected conclusions. It compares sworn juries with unsworn opinions.
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Brentford
William Beale
Richard Beale
King's Bench Prison Letter From John Wilkes 1769
To the Gentlemen Clergy and Freeholders of Middlesex Wilkes defends his re election victory against a rival, condemns the covert campaign, praises free elections and the Great Charter, and pledges lasting gratitude from King’s Bench Prison dated Thursday March 16 1769.
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County of
Middlesex
Charles Dingley
Great Britain
King’s Bench Prison
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Tots North Briton
A. L
John Wilkes