Worthy London Liverymen urged to reelect Robert Ladbroke
The letter to London liverymen expresses gratitude for their confidence and requests support at the upcoming general election. Ladbroke pledges continued attachment to the country's interests and the city's advantage from St Peter's Hill, dated February 21, 1761.
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St.Peter’s Hill
Robert Ladbroke
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Political and medical notices from 1760s London edition
A compendium of period notices includes letters from Richard Glyn and Thomas Harley urging Loyal Liverymen to support their parliamentary candidates, a prospectus for English language and fashion instruction, the sale of medical cures by Mrs Matthews, and port news with ship movements and weather. The items reflect local politics, public notices, medicine advertisements, and maritime intelligence.
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