Government letter on militia taxation and licences reform
A statement from Sir Stamford Carver proposing militia taxation changes and licences as potential revenue sources. The letter suggests taxing militia exemptions, licensing high income individuals, and extending penalties for false claims. It also notes military discipline and transmits the matter to the Prince Regent and North British Militia commanders.
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Eans
Iip
Iris Royal M
Tam
Royal I Highress
Stanay Carver
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Royal Regent backs militia substitutes case ruling
Copy of a January 14 1825 Royal Circular discusses the Perthshire Berwickshire and Lanarkshire Militia substitutes seeking discharge after ten years. It relays the Prince Regent's instruction to inform petitioners through their officers and to await the Law Servants of the Crown opinion before final action.
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Pentushine Militia
Whitehall
Royer
Perthshire Regiment of Militia
Perthshire
Berwickshire
Lanarkshire
Great Britain
Horse Guards
House Debates War Expenditure and Fines Remission
The House examines the Secretary of War expenditure of 12,200,000 for militia arms and equipment. Resolutions on remitting fines for importing British naval stores are debated, with votes on referring issues and adjournment. The President approves pay increases and militia funding acts.
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House OF Representatives
Dre
Tausapae
Secretary of War
Harren
Committee On
Talmadge
House
Committee of Ways and Means
Bassert
Richarnson
Cray
Cheres
United States
M‘kiim
Paris City Council Demands Armed Address to Emperor
The Municipal Corps of Paris and the city council urged the Emperor to accept a prepared address and a cavalry contingent of 500 men to reinforce national honor. They condemned a rebel Chief, pledged unity, and promised to raise troops as Paris leads France in war preparations. Further reports note corps movements near the Niemen and German forces massing toward Stettin.
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Municipal Corps OF
Paris
Jay
Seine
Tham
Moniteur
Europe
France
England
Araitor
Bricegxe
Princess Cuantorre's Regency Stir Creates Political Strain
The piece details Princess Cuantorre of Warns entering royal life with opposition framing her as a political pawn. It notes Lady de Currionp’s resignation, Duchess of Leens as successor, and party efforts to leverage the regency against the royal family. A forthcoming royal ball by Mrs Roya Hoyness is announced with calls to support English manufacturing.
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Lady de Crrrcorp
Evancorre
Wars
Lady de Currionp
Duchess of
Cuarrorre
Pyet
Regentyia
Carlton House
Cuancorre
Owas
Roya Hoyness
Coanroyre
Aranwess’s
Nottingham
Carlton Palace
England
China
Champentain
Worcester
Anne
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Washington
District of Columbia
Ar. Bassery
Dawson
M Hull
Constitution
Decatur
Jones
Bacon
Augsburg
D’armée
Grand Army
Wuspe
Niemen
Duchy of Warsaw
Berlin
Posicrania
Duchy of Mecklenburg
Stettin
Mne
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