Miners Appeal and Subscriptions at New England Coffee-house
A February 14 meeting chaired by Marmaduke Harry, with a long list of subscribing banks and firms, forms to collect funds for a miners appeal. Other items include resolutions to publish the petition and arrange further meetings, with names of supporters and donors. The piece closes describing the Alston petition detailing lead market distress and calls for price reform to raise miners’ wages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England Coffe-house
Marmaduke Harry
C. Price
Bart
Miners Appeal
Alston
Joseph Salkeld
Golden Lion Inn
Mresolved
Puat
Jim Little
London
London ‘Tavern
Suesday
Newcastle Courant
The
London Courier
Joseph Salkuld
Joseph Sal- Bell
Msg
Cumberland
Humbty Sheweth
Public Lottery Promises Prizes and Port Wine
Richardson Goodluck and Co promote a new lottery drawing on March 42 with 3 prizes of thirty thousand pounds and twenty thousand plus many smaller prizes. They boast earlier schemes sold well and offer advances on purchases before March 4 with large prizes and twelve pipes of Old Port as rewards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Livewright
Cornhill
Waymarket
Wolborn
Oxford-street
Ichardson, Goodluck, and Co
Walch Gay
Richardson, Goodluck
King's Mews
Iting-Crogs
London Court Debates Suspension Act and Executioner Case
A special Court of Common Council debates ministers conduct under the Suspension Act and reviews the late executions. Sheriff Alderson defends actions, while Sheriff Desanges defends discretion. Alderson receives thanks. the court adjourns after a lengthy session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alderman Wood
Sheriff Alderson
Sheriff Atperson
Latchman
Air
Croox
London
Alderman Bixen
City Lands Committee
Williams
Finance and Army Expenditure Debate in Lords on Exchequer Bills
In Tuuaspay on February 19 the Lords debated the Thirty Millions Exchequer Bills. Earl Grosvenor pressed for economy, urged reductions in public spending, and questioned maintaining a large army on France's frontiers. The Earl of Liverpool defended revenue sufficiency and called for proper paper production orders. Petitions on Habeas Corpus suspensions were presented by Holland and read, with consideration of Samuel Drummond’s petition referred to the Secret Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watrerman
Charles the Second
Stussell
Sidney
Idear
Reform
Dirgland
Chis
Scotland
Houe
Streigth
Pavey
House OF Lords
Tuuaspay
Earl Grosvenor
France
Europe
France To the Extent Which Had Been Place Ds Deeprehend To Determin Agi
Earl of Liverpool
Hlouse
Bourbon
Earl
Mar
Marl
Noble Hart
Earl of Laudurdale
Earl of Lauderdale
Yne Bart
Liverpool
Lord King
Wade
Lear
Wev
Vareki Rete Jas
Carlos Liverpool
Treasury
Earl Grosvendits
Mail
Earl of ‘Lieverpont
Ilolland
Sheir
Hqllan Daniy
Wabay
Lord Holland
Hhey
Mitchell
Isidon
John Knight
Manchester
House of Commons
Joseph Mitchell
Oliver
Huddersfeld
Barnefields
Holland
Samuel Drummond
Earl of
Caernarvon
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Clermes and Co
H. C. Aibe
Denio’ Park
Au Prinous
Te Noble
Ee Q. Whitehall
S.C
Joseph Copley
Bboy Ss
S. W
Samuel Murs
Sir J. Lubbock and Co
S. J. W. Davis
Sir F. Baker, Bart
Finddair
Jones, Lloyd, and Co
S. Michess
Newcastle
Feneral
Charles Gregan Crawford
Child and Co
Walter Birch
Gena
the Quarterly Review
Frederick Stall
Beeth
Yorkshire
Teeth
Richmond
Madlion
Teesdale
Stanhope
Chaplin
Weardale
Mobi
J. Jiaul
Sol
Longman
Hurst, Lees, Orme
Brown
G. Yodd
York
Chamley
Wilson
Hull
Bowman
Booksellers
Kingdom
Court OF Common Council
Uesanges
Davies
Desances
Aéesanges
Alderson
Waithman
Desanges
Ar. Desangs
Hewitt
Eustamed
Imperial Parliament
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