Catalogue of a Collection of Printed Broadsides, in the Possession of the Society of Antiquaries of London
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Will again solicit their suffrages when a Vacancy may afford an Opportunity.
ton.
1812, 691. To the INDEPENDENT Electors of the BOROUGH of Oct. 10 ? PONTEFRACT.
An address in verse. No name signed.
1812, 692. A Brother Elector to the INDEPENDENT ELECTORS of Oct. 10 ? PONTEFRACT. In answer to a paper in which Mr. Milnes is abused, and an attempt made to join his name with Mr. Lascelles.
As for Mr. Hodgson, his giving anything is out of the question.
1812, 693. VERUS to the FREE ELECTORS of Ponte...fract. The Oct. 10. important day approaches which is to decide whether the Electors of Pomfret are to be ranked as Slaves or Freemen.
1812, 694. ASTONISHMENT amongst the FRIENDS OF FREE- Oct. 10. DOM. Verses beginning " Whilst the cry of No Popery resounds in our Ears, " And the Portrait of Smyth is still bathed with our Tears." 1812, 695. POLLY'S Lamentations.
Four verses : the first ending — I've told every one I've a HUNDRED to spare, A HUNDRED to spare, I've told every one I've a HUNDRED to spare.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Will again solicit their suffrages when a Vacancy may afford an Opportunity.
ton.
1812, 691. To the INDEPENDENT Electors of the BOROUGH of Oct. 10 ? PONTEFRACT.
An address in verse. No name signed.
1812, 692. A Brother Elector to the INDEPENDENT ELECTORS of Oct. 10 ? PONTEFRACT. In answer to a paper in which Mr. Milnes is abused, and an attempt made to join his name with Mr. Lascelles.
As for Mr. Hodgson, his giving anything is out of the question.
1812, 693. VERUS to the FREE ELECTORS of Ponte...fract. The Oct. 10. important day approaches which is to decide whether the Electors of Pomfret are to be ranked as Slaves or Freemen.
1812, 694. ASTONISHMENT amongst the FRIENDS OF FREE- Oct. 10. DOM. Verses beginning " Whilst the cry of No Popery resounds in our Ears, " And the Portrait of Smyth is still bathed with our Tears." 1812, 695. POLLY'S Lamentations.
Four verses : the first ending — I've told every one I've a HUNDRED to spare, A HUNDRED to spare, I've told every one I've a HUNDRED to spare.
What to read after Catalogue of a Collection of Printed Broadsides, in the Possession of the Society of Antiquaries of London?
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