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Newspaper

Courier

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Feb 21, 1816

Page

1

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.

Bishopsgate 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.

Joain 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.

J. Luat 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.

House OF Lords 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.

Lockstart C. Dundas Dickinson J. Peel Gore Langton 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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