A card . Mr. Alderman Newnham presents his most respectful Compliments to the Worthy Liverymen of the City of London, and begs Leave to Congratulate them on the glorious Exertions they have made in Vindication of their Freedom; he earnestly entreats them to come forward this Day in his Support, as the Poll closes at Three O'Clock, not doubting but that a Continuance of the same public Spirit will crown their Endeavours with Success, and enable them to rise superior to every act of Tyranny and oppression.
- Newnham, Nathaniel ca. 1741-1809.
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A card. Mr. Alderman Newnham presents his most respectful Compliments to the Worthy Liverymen of the City of London, and begs Leave to Congratulate them on the glorious Exertions they have made in Vindication of their Freedom; he earnestly entreats them to come forward this Day in his Support, as the Poll closes at Three O'Clock, not doubting but that a Continuance of the same public Spirit will c
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[London], Mercers-Hall, Cheapside, Sept. 15, 1780
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