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Bristol Journal

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jun 22, 1782

Page

2

House of Lords approves and rejects several bills

On Tuesday June 18 the Lords passed Sir Thomas Rumbold’s fifth Repeal bill and the East India bill. In a committee on a gallery building bill Lord Radnor moved to commit it. The Lord Chancellor and Lord Sandwich objected. The division ended 22 for, 27 against commitment.

House of Lords Tho. Rumbold Lord Radnor Lord Sandwich

Forward motion in committee as Rigby defends conduit

The debate centers on a proposed policy with Mr Rigby defending the conduit as founded on precedent and seeking public security. He promises to repay public funds swiftly while noting that auditing and settling accounts will take time. Lord Cavendish then moves additional resolutions based on Commissioners' reports, all of which are carried. The meeting adjourned.

House of Commons John Cavendith English West India Islands Commissioners of Accounts Montagu Board of Commissioners Stamp Office Salt Office Army Navy Hurley Imprest Fox Econdarg Doe Rigby John Cavendish Somerset Rome Weils DuBlin London W Hodges Scrand Adelphi Cockspur Street Pall- Mall Guinea Joan Stocomse Tempee- Street Bristol John Slocombe N.B Temple Holy Cross Brooke Sodbury Glocestershire D. and J. Cherry

Shipping News from Deal and Jamaica Trade Hints

Extracts report Sir John Lockhart Ross returning from the North Sea with a squadron including Ocean and Buffalo due to sickness aboard, along with Baltic convoy movements and Admiralty actions. Mention is made of Lord Rodney’s prize money, a thunderstorm incident in Gravel Lane, and a long list of bankrupts across several trades.

London Gazette Admiralty Sir Samuel Hood Sam Cape Tiberoon L'Aimable Ceres Paliant Magnificent London Turespay Deal Sir John Lockhart Ross North Sea Ocean Princess Amelia Cambridge Alexander Dublin Raisonable Buffalo Bienfaisant Rippon Baltic Texel John Lockhart Ross Jamaica Admiral Rodney Ireland Dover France Lord Rodney Southwark John Machin Chesterfield Rd. Wetenhall Bath Edward Seager Much-Wenlock Salop John Finden Blackman-street John Beecher Laurence Pountney-lane John Beffel Castle-street Leicester-fields Buckland Thames-street William Bloxham Glocester Mercer George Rice Well Lincolnhire Joshua Gibbs Sarum

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