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Duplies for John Duff provost, Robert Leslie, John Jamieson and James Anderson, bailies; George Simpson dean of guild, John Clerk junior, treasurer; Alexander Brodie, William Brodie, Adam Watson, Alexander Cook, William Robertson, counsellors; Joseph Wilson conveener, John Baron, council-deacon; all of the burgh of Elgin, to the replies of Thomas Stephen, merchant and late provost of Elgin, John Laing merchant and one of the late bailies, and Alexander Brander sometime bailie and late treasurer of the said burgh.
Duff, John, provost.Date: 1772]
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Information for Robert Geddie junior, merchant in Cupar in Fife, and Robert Mackintosh, Esquire, advocate, against George Dempster, Esq; of Dunichen.
Geddie, Robert, junior.Date: 1768]
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An address from the independent freeholders of the P----v---ce of M-ns---r, to Sir R------- C---, Baronet. With a collection of fifty-four original patriot toasts, drank at a select assembly of freeholders at Corke, the First of this Instant January, 1754.
Independent Freeholders of the P---v---ce of M---ns---r.Date: [1754]
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Answers for John Duff provost of Elgin, and others, to the condescendence for Thomas Stephen, and others.
Duff, John, provost.Date: 1772]
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Extract from the Honourable Mr. Charles Fox's speech, at the General Meeting of the City and Liberties of Westminster assembled in Westminster-Hall. On Wednesday last, February 2d. 1780. to Petition Parliament for redress of Grievances.
Fox, Charles James, 1749-1806.Date: 1780]

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Political corruption - Early works to 1800

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Information for Robert Geddie junior, merchant in Cupar in Fife, and Robert Mackintosh, Esquire, advocate, against George Dempster, Esq; of Dunichen.

An address from the independent freeholders of the P----v---ce of M-ns---r, to Sir R------- C---, Baronet. With a collection of fifty-four original patriot toasts, drank at a select assembly of freeholders at Corke, the First of this Instant January, 1754.

Answers for John Duff provost of Elgin, and others, to the condescendence for Thomas Stephen, and others.

Extract from the Honourable Mr. Charles Fox's speech, at the General Meeting of the City and Liberties of Westminster assembled in Westminster-Hall. On Wednesday last, February 2d. 1780. to Petition Parliament for redress of Grievances.