Royal Favour and British Unity in Leatherfellow Address
A member of the Company of Leatherfellers delivers a ceremonial speech at Guilford Hall on Monday in November 1761 praising Royal favor shown to the London livery. He extols Britonhood, urges public unity over party strife, lauds Prince George and Princess, condemns faction, and calls London to set a precedent for national harmony while defending constitutional liberty. He also quotes an excerpt defending foreign policy and continental alliances.
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Guilfhall
Company of Leatherfellers
Livery of
London
Europe
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Great Britain
Rome
Sorems
The Conductions of Right Hon Gentleman in Resigning
London on November 19 1761 a London pamphlet depicts the German war debate and neutrality and critiques the Right Hon Gentleman. The author asks readers to consult the work for more on the Breish corruption and to consider the author’s position as Plain Dealer number 581.
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Pitt
Petersburgh
London
Germany
Ieto
Europe
Great Britain
France
Agamvia
Rufsia
Sweden
America
Biaiburgh
Denmark
Lidle
M Fiears Geetter and Company
Plain Dealer
The Letter Signed Common Sen and Lottery Tickets
A fragment from a historical page references The Letter signed Common Sen and a note on Lottery Tickets being unworthy of public attention. It cites Honestus and criticizes contemporary poets, mentioning Britannia in eclipse and a call for a Great Restorer in a battle-tinged lament.
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Honestus
Britannia
Lewis
Lloyd
Chton
LIFERARY Criticisms on Memorial and Royal Poem Folio
A literary survey reviews several works including remarks on the Memorial with notes on translations, a satirical critique of an anti-patrial pamphlet, and a mock encomium of the coronation. It assesses style, humour, and poetic merit while flagging verbose passages and factual ambiguities.
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Buffy
PORT NEWS SUMMARY OF ARRIVALS AND SAILINGS
Plymouth crews report Fame man of war and Venus frigate from a voyage arrive on Nov 15. Burford man of war under Capt. Gambier sails westward. Weymouth sees Phoenix Belfant from Sunderland, with the Compress Tredsteam bound for Bristol on Nov 16.
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Plymouth
Fame
Venus
Trhbze
Burford
Gambier
Weymoith
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