Court of Directors notice for September quarterly court
East India House issues notice that a quarterly general court of the Company will be held at Leadenhall on Wednesday September 23 at Breton time. The notice specifies agenda and attendance for directors in London.
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Africa and the Niger Tributaries Named in Report
Fragmentary notes describe Africa and river systems with references to the Niger precursor and tributaries. Names appear as garbled OCR with unclear persons or dates, mentioning officials and places in a political survey style from a distant region.
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House of Commons Debates on Regency and Tax Bills
Debates cover the Regency bill preserving royal authority in event of the Queen's demise with Prince Albert as guardian, third reading of the Punishment of Death Bill, and discussions on coffee duties and charter validity. MPs raise questions on sessions, guardianship, and precedent, while Lord Peel and Mr Maule urge careful consideration of consequences.
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