To the freemen of the city of Rochester.
[Rochester : printed by Thomas Fisher,
1784]
"A hand-bill" is the anonymous 'To the freemen of Rochester. The uncommon pains that have been taken by Mr. Hatton's friends, to persuade you that Mr. Smith is a Government man, are truly wonderful. ..'.
A handbill attacking Nathaniel Smith and Sir Charles Middleton, the candidates for Rochester in the 1784 parliamentary election.
Dated: Monday evening, March 29, 1784.
In: 'Papers respecting the election at Rochester, April the 1st, 1784', printed by T. Fisher, 1784.
Text begins: "So far from Mr. Hatton's friends (as set forth in a hand-bill) having uncommon pains to persuade you that Mr. Smith is a Government man, no pains were requisite, for the assertions of Mr. Smith himself proved it; ..".
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