The History And Survey of London And Its Environs From the Earliest Period to Th
The History And Survey of London And Its Environs From the Earliest Period to Th
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Hopkins, which be- LCan at tour o'clock on the same day, and finally closed on the 1st of July; when the numbers ap- peared as follow: For Mr. Hopkins, - 2869 Mr. Wilkes, - 167^ The 252 HISTORY AND SURVEY OF The report was made to the court of aldermen, on the 4th ; when the sheriffs, aldermen, &c. Came on the hustings, and, the numbers being read to the livery, Mr. Hopkins was declared duly elected. The aldermen, sheriffs, &c. Then returned, in order to swear in Mr. Hopkins; when a protest was... entered against it, grounded upon an act of common-coun- cil, which directs, that no person shall enjoy the olhce of chamberlain of this city, that has not served an apprenticeship of seven years, or obtained his freedom by patrimony ; to neither of which Mr. Hopkins had any pretension, he having acquired his freedom by purchase. After a long debate, he was sworn in upon the following condition, " that he should act officially, till a legal determination be had in a court of law. " In the month of October, warrants were issued from the Admiralty-office, to all the sea-ports and principal towns in England, to impress men into the service of his majesty's navy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Hopkins, which be- LCan at tour o'clock on the same day, and finally closed on the 1st of July; when the numbers ap- peared as follow: For Mr. Hopkins, - 2869 Mr. Wilkes, - 167^ The 252 HISTORY AND SURVEY OF The report was made to the court of aldermen, on the 4th ; when the sheriffs, aldermen, &c. Came on the hustings, and, the numbers being read to the livery, Mr. Hopkins was declared duly elected. The aldermen, sheriffs, &c. Then returned, in order to swear in Mr. Hopkins; when a protest was... entered against it, grounded upon an act of common-coun- cil, which directs, that no person shall enjoy the olhce of chamberlain of this city, that has not served an apprenticeship of seven years, or obtained his freedom by patrimony ; to neither of which Mr. Hopkins had any pretension, he having acquired his freedom by purchase. After a long debate, he was sworn in upon the following condition, " that he should act officially, till a legal determination be had in a court of law. " In the month of October, warrants were issued from the Admiralty-office, to all the sea-ports and principal towns in England, to impress men into the service of his majesty's navy.
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