Ward of Bishopsgate Opposes Continuance of Property Tax
A meeting of the Ward of Bishopsgate at St. Botolph Church approved resolutions against continuing the property tax during peacetime. They urged abolition of sinecures, reform of Civil List salaries, and reducing tax to five percent, with a petition to Parliament to halt the levy. The draft petition was ordered to be signed at Vestry by Thursday and published in major papers.
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Commons
Lothar
St. Botolph
Amnon
Wooller
Laatche
Deputy Greenaway
Wm. Rawlins
Times
Morning Chronicle
Courier
William Barnfield
Io Gegirditi
Portsqken
London
House of Commons
Houp
House E.commons
Samme Shaw, Bart
Aldgate Church
Iby
Rtobert Carter
Ee Euatch
Benjamin
Eotidee
Nathaniel Whalley
John Blackburn
Colecue
James Sgondhet Henge
M. BP
Comoon Hall
James Fishel
Sale of Large Changes Prize Drawings Promised
Carrol brokers announce forthcoming sale of tickets and shares for a large prize draw. The First Day offered 1001 tickets with higher odds for top prizes as capital distribution and tickets divide across offices at No.7 Norab No.26 Oxford Street. G Carroll, stock broker, urges punctual attendance for the next drawing on the 24th inst at the listed offices.
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Yagat
Davy
Norag
Oxford-street
G. Carroll
Stock-Brdker
Hackney
India
Calcutta
Que
Hindustan
J. D. Jerusalem
Martin and & Co
Cornhill
Oxfords Street
Azard
Byrne
Svate
Sheaee
Learee
Tornsby and Co
British Foreign Office confirms Sieur Pislets as Consul General
The Lindon Gazette notes a Foreign Office despatch approving Sieur Pislets as Consul General in a European post. Bankruptcy notices list multiple debtors with March and April surrender and court venues across Ipswich Nottingham Leeds London and other towns, naming attorneys and inns.
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Kirkdale
Lancashire
T. Sparshott
Glackman-street
Borough
Bankrupys
W. Keary
Ipswich
Woollen-Draper
Ipswich Attornies
Messia
Brame and Notcutt
Edmund Walker
Chancery Lane
J. Flora
Nottingham
Easier
Punch Bowl
Atturnies
Fearnhead
Hurd
She
Johnson
Fempie
London
J. Bailey
Sidmouth
Devonshire
York Hotel
Warry
New Inn
Gould
Henston
W. Snow
Great Yarmouth
Black Lion
Attornies
Watson
Yolver
Juxley
Stocker
Dawson
Furnival's Inn
W. Long
Hailsham
Sussex
Star Inn
Lewes
JE. Verral
H. Wilkinson
Great Seccleston
Mitre Inn
Preston
Norris
John-street
Bedford-row
F. Wilkinson
Clitheroe
W. Lyles
Cirencester
Gloucestershire
J.T. Smith
Kidderminster
A. Barnett
Broad-street
Loomsbury
Guildhall
Attorny
Mr. Abraham
Jewry-street
Aldgate
J. Higgs
Dudley
Worcestershire
Actornies
Alessis
Willis
Fairporte
Meggisons and Fairbank
Hatton-Garden
Armorer
Newcastle-upon- Tyne
T. Evans
Monmouth
Mercery
Beaufort-Armston
Mr. Williams
Ted Lion-square
Harris and Powell
J. Farr
Creditoin
Vietualler
Globe
Sparling
Jun
Whittey
Colchster
Chapman
Stevens
Wood
Little St. Tomas Apostle
T. Pering
South Brent
Baxfatter
Pope’s Head Inn
Plymouth
Attorrey
W. Jacobson
Adiington and Gregory
Bedfordtow
M. Warren
West Teignmouth
W. Withycombe
East Teignmouth
Globe Inn
Newton Abbot
Artornies
Mr. Bartlett
Darke
Church
Princes-street
Bedforderow
Melsome
Miserdine
Poole and Greenfield
Gray’s-Son-Square
Londo
A. Livett
Bristol
Goee
Brine
Tokenhouse-yard
Merchant
Michell
Unioncourt
Old Broad-street
Taylor
Park-street
Drury-lane
Ily
Clement’s Inn
Finsbury-square
E. Isaacs
Bury-streets
St. Mary
Axe
Druryslane
Insolvent Debtors Act Draws Petition in Lords
Lord Rolle presented a petition signed by about 260 persons opposing the Insolvent Debtors Act calling it mischievous to creditors. Lord Redesdale argued for a general permanent act and noted failures in enforcement under temporary acts. He expected a Bill to address the issues in the other House.
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Tursoux
Fes
Lord Rolle
Lord Redesdale
Debates On Kennett and Avon Canal Bill And Public Economy
The House debated postponing the Kennett and Avon Canal Bill by six months. Lord Castlereagh and Mr Brougham pressed for accounts of Navy Board salaries and revenue cutters. Other questions covered ambassadors to Lisbon, public economy pledges, and treaty implications postwar.
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Dickinson
J. Peel
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Protheroe
Gordon
Shaw -Fetewre
Preston
Écc
Western
John Russell
Commissioners of Customs
London
Brougham
Chancellor of the Exchequer
Treasury
Navy Board
Sir C. Monck
Exchequer
Baronet
C. Monck
Ion
Tey
Piper
Vesey’ Fitzgerald
Keerney
Pitt
Flerney
Marion
Piexneyv
Ligbon
Robert Heron
Lisbon
Granicus
Lord Castlereagh
Canning
Portugal
Brazil
C_MLONCK
Lord Coltingwonu
Croker
Cardinal York
Ponsonby
Italy
Charles Stuart
Lord Caselbreagh
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