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To the gentlemen, clergy, and freeholders of the county of Middlesex.
Wilkes, John, 1727-1797.Date: 1769]
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The election of scholars to St. John's College, Oxon, on the feast of St. Barnabas, 11 June, 1796, from Merchant Taylors School, founded and supported at the sole expence of the worshipful company of Merchant Taylors, London.
Merchant Taylors' School (London, England)Date: 1796]
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To the independent freeholders of Suffolk.
No Dutchman.Date: 1790?]
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An account of the late dispute between the Bishop of Ely and the fellows of peterhouse, concerning the election of the master of that college; Addressed to the colleges under His Lordship's visitation. By a late member of one of those colleges.
Late Member of One of Those Colleges.Date: 1788?]
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Love and loyalty, Sir John Blacwood, and honour and honesty for ever! Another instance of free election! ...
Date: 1790]
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An exact list of the freemen and freeholders, who voted on the election for two members to serve in Parliament for the city of Cork. Which commenced the 13th of August, 1783.
Cork (Ireland)Date: [1783]
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Declaration of rights, without which no Englishman can be a free man, nor the English nation a free people.
Society for Constitutional Information (London, England)Date: [1795?]
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A Petition having been propos'd in the last convocation to dispense with the scholars lately elected upon Mr. Viner's foundation for not attending their professor (as their statutes direct), in consideration of their having attended Dr. Blackstone previously to the settlement of Mr. Viner's benefaction; the members then present did almost unanimously reject this dispensation. But their motives for so doing have (it seems) been called in question by several of their brethren. They therefore take this method of openly avowing them. ...
Date: 1758]
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To the worthy liverymen of the city of London. Gentlemen, your votes and interest are desired for Mr. Alderman Trick-a-Trick: he being a gentleman zealously attached, both by nature and education, to Boston principles, and Bostonian maxims; a strenuous promotor of faction and, disobedience to the mother country; and, upon all occasions, a fast friend to the interests of America, as opposed to those of Old-England.
Date: 1775]
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The case of the late election for the county of Middlesex, considered On the Principles of the Constitution, and the Authorities of Law.
Dyson, Jeremiah, 1722-1776.Date: MDCCLXIX. [1769]
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To the worthy livery of London. Gentlemen, a report having been artfully propagated that i intend to decline the poll for this city, and that report appearing to gain credit, it becomes me to contradict it in the strongest and most publick manner possible. ...
Paterson, John, 1705?-1789.Date: 1768]
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To the worthy liverymen of the city of London. Gentlemen, your interest and poll are desired for Sir Richard Glyn, knt. and bart. ...
Glyn, Richard, Sir, 1711-1773.Date: 1768]
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Down election. Downpatrick, May 1st, 1790. Hasty sketch of the proceedings this day on the hustings. ...
Date: 1790]
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To the freemen of York. Permit me, my Brother Freemen, to ask you a few Questions before you give your Votes? Hath not our worthy old Member Lord John Cavendish always behaved to us in the most Honourable Manner? Did not Lord Gallway act most shabbily by us at the last election. Were not our Names then ordered in by his Committee under the denomination of Poor Indigent Objects of Charity? Were not a great number of our names struck out, because we provided decently for our Families? Did not this Irish Lord give up his Seat in Parliament for Pomfret and leave his Constituents on the bare promise of an Embassy? Is it not likely that he will also desert us as soon as he can get a Place? Will it not be a reflection upon us to have our names appear in a Poll-Book, that we voted for such a Man, whose duty if he did it, is to attend the Irish House of Lords? Sir William Milner's Family served us faithfully, and he and Lord John Cavendish have all the Interest of the late Sir Charles Turner. A Cobler.
Cobler.Date: 1784]
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N.B. As there are in this case three petitions reclaiming against the same interlocutor, upon the three complaints, and as the petitions are verbatim the same, mutatis mutandis, it will be sufficient for the Lords to read any one of the petitions. January 13. 1766. Unto the Right Honourable the Lords of Council and Session, the petition of Sir John Gordon of Invergordon, baronet, and Leonard Urquhart writer to the Signet, ...
Gordon, John, Sir, -1783.Date: 1766]
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Borough of Southwark. Candidates John Lade, Fisher Tench, Esqs; Thomas Lant, and Samuel Rush, Esqs; The 10th of Nov. 1702, the right setled thus, the right of election for the said borough, is only in the inhabitants thereof paying scott and lott. ...
Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons.Date: 1714?]
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To the independent forty shilling freeholders of the county of Down.
Dissenter.Date: 1790]
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State of the poll for the election of two citizens to serve in Parliament for the city and liberty of Westminster, begun to be taken on Thursday the 7th, and ended on Saturday the 23rd of September 1780. Candidates the Honourable Charles James Fox. Sir George Brydges Rodney, Baronet. The Right Hon. Thomas Pelham Clinton, commonly called Earl of Lincoln. ...
Date: 1780]
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A Second test offer'd to the electors of Great Britain. Impartially collected out of the addresses of both parties.
Date: 1710
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Unto the Right Honourable the Lords of Council and Session, the petition of John Bulman attorney in Morpeth, administrator of James Aitkenson,
Bulman, John.Date: 1766]
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The electrical eel: or, Gymnotus electricus. Inscribed to the Honourable members of the R***l S*****y, By Adam Strong, naturalist.
Perry, James, 1756-1821.Date: M,DCC,LXXVII. [1777]
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English advice, to the freeholders of England.
Hornby, Charles, -1739.Date: Printed in the Year 1714 [1715]
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To the independent forty shilling freeholders of the county of Down.
Dissenter.Date: 1790]
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To the worthy freemen of the city of Rochester, gentlemen, you are earnestly requested not to engage your votes or interests for the ensuing general election, ...
Etherington, C.Date: 1790]
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To the worthy liverymen of the city of London. Gentlemen, your votes, interest, and poll, are desired for Sir Richard Glyn, knt. and bart. ...
Glyn, Richard, Sir, 1711-1773.Date: 1768]

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To the gentlemen, clergy, and freeholders of the county of Middlesex.

The election of scholars to St. John's College, Oxon, on the feast of St. Barnabas, 11 June, 1796, from Merchant Taylors School, founded and supported at the sole expence of the worshipful company of Merchant Taylors, London.

To the independent freeholders of Suffolk.

An account of the late dispute between the Bishop of Ely and the fellows of peterhouse, concerning the election of the master of that college; Addressed to the colleges under His Lordship's visitation. By a late member of one of those colleges.

Love and loyalty, Sir John Blacwood, and honour and honesty for ever! Another instance of free election! ...

An exact list of the freemen and freeholders, who voted on the election for two members to serve in Parliament for the city of Cork. Which commenced the 13th of August, 1783.

Declaration of rights, without which no Englishman can be a free man, nor the English nation a free people.

The case of the late election for the county of Middlesex, considered On the Principles of the Constitution, and the Authorities of Law.

To the worthy livery of London. Gentlemen, a report having been artfully propagated that i intend to decline the poll for this city, and that report appearing to gain credit, it becomes me to contradict it in the strongest and most publick manner possible. ...

To the worthy liverymen of the city of London. Gentlemen, your interest and poll are desired for Sir Richard Glyn, knt. and bart. ...

Down election. Downpatrick, May 1st, 1790. Hasty sketch of the proceedings this day on the hustings. ...

Borough of Southwark. Candidates John Lade, Fisher Tench, Esqs; Thomas Lant, and Samuel Rush, Esqs; The 10th of Nov. 1702, the right setled thus, the right of election for the said borough, is only in the inhabitants thereof paying scott and lott. ...

To the independent forty shilling freeholders of the county of Down.

A Second test offer'd to the electors of Great Britain. Impartially collected out of the addresses of both parties.

Unto the Right Honourable the Lords of Council and Session, the petition of John Bulman attorney in Morpeth, administrator of James Aitkenson,

The electrical eel: or, Gymnotus electricus. Inscribed to the Honourable members of the R*l S***y, By Adam Strong, naturalist.

English advice, to the freeholders of England.

To the independent forty shilling freeholders of the county of Down.

To the worthy freemen of the city of Rochester, gentlemen, you are earnestly requested not to engage your votes or interests for the ensuing general election, ...

To the worthy liverymen of the city of London. Gentlemen, your votes, interest, and poll, are desired for Sir Richard Glyn, knt. and bart. ...

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To the gentlemen, clergy, and freeholders of the county of Middlesex.

The election of scholars to St. John's College, Oxon, on the feast of St. Barnabas, 11 June, 1796, from Merchant Taylors School, founded and supported at the sole expence of the worshipful company of Merchant Taylors, London.

To the independent freeholders of Suffolk.

An account of the late dispute between the Bishop of Ely and the fellows of peterhouse, concerning the election of the master of that college; Addressed to the colleges under His Lordship's visitation. By a late member of one of those colleges.

Love and loyalty, Sir John Blacwood, and honour and honesty for ever! Another instance of free election! ...

An exact list of the freemen and freeholders, who voted on the election for two members to serve in Parliament for the city of Cork. Which commenced the 13th of August, 1783.

Declaration of rights, without which no Englishman can be a free man, nor the English nation a free people.

The case of the late election for the county of Middlesex, considered On the Principles of the Constitution, and the Authorities of Law.

To the worthy livery of London. Gentlemen, a report having been artfully propagated that i intend to decline the poll for this city, and that report appearing to gain credit, it becomes me to contradict it in the strongest and most publick manner possible. ...

To the worthy liverymen of the city of London. Gentlemen, your interest and poll are desired for Sir Richard Glyn, knt. and bart. ...

Down election. Downpatrick, May 1st, 1790. Hasty sketch of the proceedings this day on the hustings. ...

Borough of Southwark. Candidates John Lade, Fisher Tench, Esqs; Thomas Lant, and Samuel Rush, Esqs; The 10th of Nov. 1702, the right setled thus, the right of election for the said borough, is only in the inhabitants thereof paying scott and lott. ...

To the independent forty shilling freeholders of the county of Down.

A Second test offer'd to the electors of Great Britain. Impartially collected out of the addresses of both parties.

Unto the Right Honourable the Lords of Council and Session, the petition of John Bulman attorney in Morpeth, administrator of James Aitkenson,

The electrical eel: or, Gymnotus electricus. Inscribed to the Honourable members of the R***l S*****y, By Adam Strong, naturalist.

English advice, to the freeholders of England.

To the independent forty shilling freeholders of the county of Down.

To the worthy freemen of the city of Rochester, gentlemen, you are earnestly requested not to engage your votes or interests for the ensuing general election, ...

To the worthy liverymen of the city of London. Gentlemen, your votes, interest, and poll, are desired for Sir Richard Glyn, knt. and bart. ...

The electrical eel: or, Gymnotus electricus. Inscribed to the Honourable members of the R*l S***y, By Adam Strong, naturalist.