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Bread and liberty. Paterson (the Friend of the Poor) for ever. March 23, 1768. To the worthy liverymen of the City of London, gentlemen, your interest, and poll, are earnestly requested for Deputy John Paterson, Esq. citizen and barber, To be one of your Representatives in Parliament: Being a Person zealously attached to his Majesty, and our much envied Constitution, the Commercial Interests of the Kingdom in general, and the Rights, Privileges, and Prosperity of this great City in particular. The Numbers upon Tuesday's Poll were as follow: Honourable Thomas Harley 3333 Sir Robert Landbroke 3235 Mr. Alderman Beckford 2940 Mr. Alderman Trecothick 2564 Sir Richard Glyn 2457 Mr. Deputy Paterson 1580 and John Wilkes, Esq. 1049
Paterson, John, 1705?-1789.Date: 1768]
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Mr. Wilkes's address to the livery of London.
Wilkes, John, 1727-1797.Date: 1768]
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Licence to the dean & chapter of Durham to elect a bishop on the deprivation of Cuthbert Tunstall, 26 December 1560. (Rymer's Foedera vol. 15. P. 605. Pat. 3. Eliz. P. 7. M. 3.)
England and Wales. Sovereign (1558-1603 : Elizabeth I)Date: 1775?]
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A letter to the liverymen of the city of London. Earnestly recommended at this juncture, not only to the perusal of every one qualified to vote at the election of officers for this city; but to every freeholder of Great Britain, who thinks himself at all interested in th fate and liberties of his country. By a true Briton.
True Briton.Date: MDCCXXXIX. [1739]
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Sir, your poll is desired for these four worthy citizens, viz. John Ward, Esq; Thomas Scawen, Esq; Aldermen. Robert Heysham, Esq; Peter Godfrey, Esq; Commoners. To represent this City in the next ensuing Parliament, ...
Date: 1710]
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Reflections upon armed associations, in an appeal to the public respecting the conduct of a set of men calling themselves the committee of an association of the inhabitants of Chelsea to serve in arms. To which is added, A Word or Two to Mr. Debrett, Upon Party Politics &c. in an appendix. By Thomas Morrison, Surgeon.
Morrison, Thomas, 1772-1835.Date: [1798]
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Terr̂Dea filius extraordinary. Tuesday, March 27.
Date: 1764]
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An act for the more speedy election of a chamberlain of this city, On the decease of the present chamberlain, or any of his successors.
City of London (England). Corporation. Court of Common Council.Date: 1730
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A letter to a friend, shewing how much 'tis the interest of every elector and fair trader, to vote for such candidates, (and none but such) as are against the eighth and ninth articles; and particularly at the next ensuing election for the city of London.
J. Bl.nt.Date: 1713
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Laws of the Physico-Medical Society of London. Established in the year 1771.
Physico-medical Society of London.Date: Printed in the year MDCCLXXIV. [1774]
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A list of the persons who have polled for Sir John Williams, alderman, at the late election for sheriff for the City of London, and county of Middlesex. Began the fifth, and ended the seventh of March, 1723-4.
Middlesex (England). Sheriff.Date: 1724?]
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A speech made in the House of Commons in England, by Sir John Bernard, one of the Aldermen of London, in support of a bill for repealing the aldermens negative. Very proper to be read at this Time, by all Citizens and Lovers of Liberty and our Constitution.
Barnard, John, Sir, 1685-1764.Date: M,DCC,XLIX. [1749]
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The Lord-Mayor's address.
Date: 1716]
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To every honest elector of Westminster. Will you vote for those who would serve you, or those who only want to serve themselves? Persons fettered by or Britons free from influence: under the latter denomination Sir Thomas Clarges, baronet, ...
Date: 1747]
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At a numerous and respectable meeting of the Livery of London, held at the above House, it was resolved, unanimously, to support S.F. Waddington, Esq. and John Cowley, Esq. As two fit and proper persons to be elected sheriffs for the city of London and county of Middlesex.
Date: 1796]
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The Letter of the Righ Hon. C.J. Fox, to the electors of Westminster, anatomized.
Date: 1793
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A letter to Thomas Keate, Esq. surgeon-general to the army, one of the surgeons to St. George's Hospital, &c. &c. &c. With some general remarks on the medical profession. Occasioned by the approaching election of a surgeon to St. George's Hospital, vacant by the resignation of Charles Hawkins, Esq. on the 9th April, 1800.
Medicinae studiosus.Date: 1800
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To the electors of Westminster.
Tooke, John Horne, 1736-1812.Date: 1796?]
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Liverymen, reflect before it be too late. Who will hereafter stand up in your defence, if the man who hath sacrificed friends, favour, fortune, who even risked his life for being the champion of your liberties, is suffered of sink under the weight of ministerial oppression! ...
Date: 1768]
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To the worthy liverymen of the city of London. Gentlemen and fellow citizens, in deference to the opinion of some very respectable friends, I presume to offer myself a candidate for my native city of London, at the ensuing general election. ...
Wilkes, John, 1727-1797.Date: 1768]
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To the electors of Westminster.
Date: 1796]
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To the electors of Westminster.
Date: 1796]
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A list of the liverymen of London, Who voted for Mr. Alderman Sawbridge, and Richard Atkinson, Esq. at the late election for members of Parliament for the city of London, carefully corrected from the sheriff's attested copies of the Poll.
Corporation of London.Date: [1782]
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Tory partiality detected: or, a True State of the Poll and Scrutiny of Broad-Street Ward, on The Election of an Alderman in the room of Sir Joseph Wolfe deceas'd: Begun the 13th of September, 1711. and continu'd by several Necessary and Unavoidable Adjournments to the 27th of October following: Before the Right Honourable Sir Gilbert Heathcot Kt. late Lord Mayor of the City of London.
London (England). Broad Street Ward.Date: [1712]
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History of the Westminster election, containing every material occurrence, from its commencement on the first of April, to the final close of the poll, on the 17th of May. To which is Prefixed a Summary Account of the Proceedings of the Late Parliament, So far as they appear connected with the East India Business, and the Dismission of the Portland Administration, with Other Select and Interesting Occurrences at the Westminster Meetings, Previous to its Dissolution on the 25th Day of March, 1784. To which is now added a complete history of the scrutiny, and the proceedings of the House of Commons thereon. The second edition. By lovers of truth and justice.
Hartley, J., active 18th century.Date: M.DCC.LXXXV [1785]

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Mr. Wilkes's address to the livery of London.

Licence to the dean & chapter of Durham to elect a bishop on the deprivation of Cuthbert Tunstall, 26 December 1560. (Rymer's Foedera vol. 15. P. 605. Pat. 3. Eliz. P. 7. M. 3.)

Sir, your poll is desired for these four worthy citizens, viz. John Ward, Esq; Thomas Scawen, Esq; Aldermen. Robert Heysham, Esq; Peter Godfrey, Esq; Commoners. To represent this City in the next ensuing Parliament, ...

Terr̂Dea filius extraordinary. Tuesday, March 27.

An act for the more speedy election of a chamberlain of this city, On the decease of the present chamberlain, or any of his successors.

A letter to a friend, shewing how much 'tis the interest of every elector and fair trader, to vote for such candidates, (and none but such) as are against the eighth and ninth articles; and particularly at the next ensuing election for the city of London.

Laws of the Physico-Medical Society of London. Established in the year 1771.

A list of the persons who have polled for Sir John Williams, alderman, at the late election for sheriff for the City of London, and county of Middlesex. Began the fifth, and ended the seventh of March, 1723-4.

A speech made in the House of Commons in England, by Sir John Bernard, one of the Aldermen of London, in support of a bill for repealing the aldermens negative. Very proper to be read at this Time, by all Citizens and Lovers of Liberty and our Constitution.

The Lord-Mayor's address.

To every honest elector of Westminster. Will you vote for those who would serve you, or those who only want to serve themselves? Persons fettered by or Britons free from influence: under the latter denomination Sir Thomas Clarges, baronet, ...

At a numerous and respectable meeting of the Livery of London, held at the above House, it was resolved, unanimously, to support S.F. Waddington, Esq. and John Cowley, Esq. As two fit and proper persons to be elected sheriffs for the city of London and county of Middlesex.

The Letter of the Righ Hon. C.J. Fox, to the electors of Westminster, anatomized.

To the electors of Westminster.

Liverymen, reflect before it be too late. Who will hereafter stand up in your defence, if the man who hath sacrificed friends, favour, fortune, who even risked his life for being the champion of your liberties, is suffered of sink under the weight of ministerial oppression! ...

To the worthy liverymen of the city of London. Gentlemen and fellow citizens, in deference to the opinion of some very respectable friends, I presume to offer myself a candidate for my native city of London, at the ensuing general election. ...

To the electors of Westminster.

To the electors of Westminster.

A list of the liverymen of London, Who voted for Mr. Alderman Sawbridge, and Richard Atkinson, Esq. at the late election for members of Parliament for the city of London, carefully corrected from the sheriff's attested copies of the Poll.

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Mr. Wilkes's address to the livery of London.

Licence to the dean & chapter of Durham to elect a bishop on the deprivation of Cuthbert Tunstall, 26 December 1560. (Rymer's Foedera vol. 15. P. 605. Pat. 3. Eliz. P. 7. M. 3.)

Sir, your poll is desired for these four worthy citizens, viz. John Ward, Esq; Thomas Scawen, Esq; Aldermen. Robert Heysham, Esq; Peter Godfrey, Esq; Commoners. To represent this City in the next ensuing Parliament, ...

Terr̂Dea filius extraordinary. Tuesday, March 27.

An act for the more speedy election of a chamberlain of this city, On the decease of the present chamberlain, or any of his successors.

A letter to a friend, shewing how much 'tis the interest of every elector and fair trader, to vote for such candidates, (and none but such) as are against the eighth and ninth articles; and particularly at the next ensuing election for the city of London.

Laws of the Physico-Medical Society of London. Established in the year 1771.

A list of the persons who have polled for Sir John Williams, alderman, at the late election for sheriff for the City of London, and county of Middlesex. Began the fifth, and ended the seventh of March, 1723-4.

A speech made in the House of Commons in England, by Sir John Bernard, one of the Aldermen of London, in support of a bill for repealing the aldermens negative. Very proper to be read at this Time, by all Citizens and Lovers of Liberty and our Constitution.

The Lord-Mayor's address.

To every honest elector of Westminster. Will you vote for those who would serve you, or those who only want to serve themselves? Persons fettered by or Britons free from influence: under the latter denomination Sir Thomas Clarges, baronet, ...

At a numerous and respectable meeting of the Livery of London, held at the above House, it was resolved, unanimously, to support S.F. Waddington, Esq. and John Cowley, Esq. As two fit and proper persons to be elected sheriffs for the city of London and county of Middlesex.

The Letter of the Righ Hon. C.J. Fox, to the electors of Westminster, anatomized.

To the electors of Westminster.

Liverymen, reflect before it be too late. Who will hereafter stand up in your defence, if the man who hath sacrificed friends, favour, fortune, who even risked his life for being the champion of your liberties, is suffered of sink under the weight of ministerial oppression! ...

To the worthy liverymen of the city of London. Gentlemen and fellow citizens, in deference to the opinion of some very respectable friends, I presume to offer myself a candidate for my native city of London, at the ensuing general election. ...

To the electors of Westminster.

To the electors of Westminster.

A list of the liverymen of London, Who voted for Mr. Alderman Sawbridge, and Richard Atkinson, Esq. at the late election for members of Parliament for the city of London, carefully corrected from the sheriff's attested copies of the Poll.