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When Sir Benjamin Trueman figned thf-petition of the county of Middlefex,. he expreffed himfelf very warmly in the caufe of Liberty, and declared his unalterable refolution to 1’tip-port the Bill of Rights.This day forty-five gentlemen, all Wilhites* had an elegant entertainment at the Nag’s Head,at^WalthamftoWj in Ellex ;. the entertainmentsconfifted of 4? difhes, 45 bowls of punch, and 45 bottles of wine*.The toaffs now drank by the gentlemen from the well ot England are, the truly patriotic members, John Parker, Efq; member for the county of Devon ; John Bullcr, Efq; member for the city of Exeter; and Denys Rolle, Efq; member for the borpugh of Barnftaple.Some of our city politicians pretend to be very clear, that we ihallhave a war with France before Michaelmas next*
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Middlesex Journal

Middlesex, Middlesex, GB

Tue, May 16, 1769

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