Broadside: To Two hundred and twenty-eight virtuous and loyal Inn-keepers and Publicans in General, of the Towns of Manchester and Salford.

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A Briton urges them to "declare war against those Democratic Tyrants who would enslave the freedom of your glorious constitution".

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The James Crossley CollectionCrossley

Miscellaneous collection of documents compiled and collected by James Crossley (1800-1883)Crossley/1

Material relating to John Collier alias Tim BobbinCrossley/2

Letters addressed to James Crossley and Thomas Jones, Chetham's LibrarianCrossley/3

Miscellaneous antiquarian material, chiefly relating to Lancashire, Yorkshire and CumberlandCrossley/4

Miscellaneous items collected by James CrossleyCrossley/4/1

Broadsides collected by James CrossleyCrossley/4/2

Broadside: Meeting of Master Callico and Fustian Printers, Manchester, to consider unlawful combinations.Crossley/4/2/1

Broadside: Observations on the oath said to be administered and taken by certain disaffected persons in Lancs, Ches and Yorks.Crossley/4/2/2

Broadside: Account of a meeting of Dissenters at Warrington and Manchester.Crossley/4/2/3

Broadside: Declaration by the Friends of the Constitution that the Prince of Wales has no right to regency during the temporary incapacity of the King.Crossley/4/2/4

Broadside: Speech of Sir John Aubrey about the Regency question, made in House of Commons.Crossley/4/2/5

Broadside: London Tavern, About the Chamber of Manufacturers of Great Britain.Crossley/4/2/6

Broadside: Open letter to George Lloyd, Esq, from T.S., dated at Manchester, about a meeting concerned with the repeal of the Corporation and Test Acts.Crossley/4/2/7

Broadside: Letter from "Truth and Justice" to the Inhabitants of Manchester about the African Slave Trade.Crossley/4/2/8

Broadside: Letter from a "Member of the Church of England" dated at Bury, to the Inhabitants of the Town and Neighbourhood of Bury.Crossley/4/2/9

Broadside: Letter from Samuel Fletcher, dated at Little-Lever, to Thomas Plumbe Esq, Chairman of the Bolton Committee, 18 Feb 1790.Crossley/4/2/10

Broadside: Reports of meetings at Leeds about the repeal of the Corporation and Test Acts.Crossley/4/2/11

Broadside: Some Propositions attempting to show the grounds and expediency of a Test and to answer the objections commonly urged against it.Crossley/4/2/12

8 page pamphlet: The Dispute adjusted, about the proper time of applying for a repeal of the Corporation and Test Acts by showing that no time is proper.Crossley/4/2/13

8 page pamphlet: Half an hour's Conversation, between a Churchman and a Dissenter, on the subject of the Test Laws.Crossley/4/2/14

Broadside: A genuine Receipt, to make a Presbyterian in two days [Satire].Crossley/4/2/15

Broadside: To Two hundred and twenty-eight virtuous and loyal Inn-keepers and Publicans in General, of the Towns of Manchester and Salford.Crossley/4/2/16

Manuscript items collected by James CrossleyCrossley/4/3