Proclamation appoints March 18 for Scottish peer election
From the London Gazette a proclamation announces Wednesday the 18th of March next as the day for the election of two Scottish peers to sit and vote in the present Parliament of Great Britain, filling the seats of the Duke of Queensberry and the Earl of Abercorn.
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Scotland
Great Britain
Duke of Queenberry
Earl of Abercorn
Debate on Treaties and Portugal Trade Policy
Lords discuss the Methuen Treaty and Portugal relations with focus on commercial terms and Brazil cotton. Lord Stormont argues against novelty in policy, warns of French influence, and questions ministers on Portugal negotiations and secrecy. The exchange touches on a possible Portugal correspondence and a Commons message.
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New South Wales
Earl of Carlisle
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Carmarthen
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Lord Thulow
Portugal
France
Brazil
Fats
St. James’s-street
Lord Thurlow
Quarrie
House of Commons
House of Commons ballot on Norwich city committee
Thursday February 15 the House gathered about one hundred members and proceeded to ballot for a committee on the Norwich city election. The Chancellor of the Exchequer moved leave to bring in a bill regulating lotteries and presented a bill for that purpose. The bill was essentially the same as the one recently passed, save for an amendment from the Lords.
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Debates on the Commercial Treaty with France and Portugal wines
The House debated the France Portugal commercial terms with Mr Fox proposing to lower Portugal wine duties to two thirds of French levels. The Chancellor resisted broader treaty arguments, adjourned, then resumed Friday with resolutions on wine vinegar brandy rum and other tariff items. Support for various treaty provisions passed in committee. the session adjourned after further motions and notices.
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Grey Cooper
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Staffordshire and Glass Warehouse Removals
Illiam Greaves announces relocation from No 24 Clare Street to a new warehouse at the head of the quay corner of Small-Street. The new premises open with a large assortment of Staffordshire and Glass goods and will be offered on favorable terms.
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Arratt, Ricketts and Co. Ej
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Clare Street
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