Address to the King. Notice having been given that a meeting is intended to be held in the town-house in Knaresbrough, on Tuesday the 17th inst. for the purpose of addressing His Majesty on the late insult offered him, at the opening of the present session of Parliament; a wellwisher to the King and Constitution takes the liberty of recommending, on this occasion, an address, similar to the following, which was lately sent from York. ...
[Knaresborough?,
1794]
An attack against Pitt's "dictatorial ambition" and a call for putting an end to the war with France. The "late insult" refers to the incident that took place on 29 October 1794 and led to the enactment of the Treasonable Attempts Bill (cf. DNB).
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