Essex Conservative Dinner Disappoints At Muster
A long report of a Essex Conservative dinner depicts a feeble turnout under two hundred and a crowd led by boastful orators. Horace Twiss, once a key figure, features amid accusations and questions about independence and salaries, while Palmer speaks in halting tones. The letter writer condemns the gathering and warns of upcoming parliamentary dissolution.
The King Prerogative and English Governance Discussed
Thomas Creary condemns the royal prerogative as a corrupt Norman relic enabling archbishops, ministers, and a vast patronage network to dominate church, state, and colonies. He argues for Saxon roots and annual free elections, warning Spaniards against a hereditary Lords. Sept. 18 1636.
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Paice to. MUNICIPAL INSTITUTIONS OF THE CITY
A report on privalegis and the city’s governance discusses postponement, council actions, and the procedure for the Queen Anne’s Bounty matter. The Lord Mayor states the issue is referred to city officers for report to the Court of Aldermen, with strict attention promised.
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Death of Thomas Foster Ex Town Clerk of Liverpool
A marked public reaction followed the sudden death of Thomas Foster Esq former town clerk of Liverpool. Foster, linked to municipal reform debates, had been discharged from Heaton by the new corporation and claimed £77,000 in emoluments. His death occurred during a Channel crossing as authorities planned his interment in Liverpool.
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Melancholy Accident Near Drantwich in Worcestershire
Intelligence reports a fatal accident involving the Rev. J. R. Smythies of The Lynch County. While out abooting near Drantwich the barrel exploded after a cock was snagged by a brier, wounding him fatally. his family set out for the friend's house yesterday and were told he was not expected to survive. Later, his distress family traveled to join him. On Wednesday the Lord Mayor and governors will attend Divine Service at Christ Church Newgate Street. after a sermon by Rev. John T. White, two orations will be delivered in Christ's Hospital Hall by Judge Harriss and John Lee Spencer.
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