Worthy Liverymen urged to guard against canvassing tricks
A 1761 letter warns London liverymen to oppose corrupt canvassing in elections. The speaker praises the city’s independence, lauds a new monarch and minister, and commends the livery for defending liberties. He vows continued loyalty and asks for steadfast support for freedom and prosperity.
Address to the Liverymen of London on Parliamentary service
A speech by a London representative reaffirming his dedication to liberty and independent judgment. He denies despotic aims, defends civil and religious liberties, and thanks the Livery for their support while noting opposition from some and emphasizing respect for the City’s influence and status. He pledges to proceed in the same open manner, addressing measures rather than individuals.
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The Lawyer's Magazine a new legal library issued
Easter term 1761 edition printed in large octava with 112 pages. George III era notice. price 1s 6d. The Lawyers Magazine promises useful law theory and practice notes, with reflections on English laws and constitution. It is sold by W Owen near Temple Bar and by booksellers across Britain.
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