London meeting denounces income tax and military spending
A London assembly of bankers merchants and traders at Mansion House condemns the income tax as unequal and oppressive. They call for abolition or reform, urge peace time limits, petition Parliament, and oppose a large standing army amid postwar strain.
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Subiley
England
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George Byng
Merc& Chants
Duke of Sussex
House of Lords
London
House of Commons
Waithman
Harvey
Mansion House
Matthew Wood
Sir & W. Guise
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Geo
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Bedford
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Dysart
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Soke
Peterborough
Ir. Sullivan
Marlborough
Lloud
Lord Nugent
Aynebury
Kaew
Renanda
Aston Abbotts
Bucks
Gilbert Heathcote
Rutlarid
Giake
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Tender Notice for Flour Supplies to Navy Victualling Office
The Victualling Office of King George invites sealed tenders on Friday the 8th instant for two thousand five hundred sacks of kiln dried household flour. Delivery to Army Victualling Stores in St Catherine's, half within five nights and half after a fortnight, paid by bills due ninety days after date. Conditions and price must be included in words and delivered to the Board by the specified time.
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Surrey and
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St. Mancy
Newington Gate
Camberwell Gate
Kennington Common
Vauxhall Gate
Kingston Gate
Croydon Gate
Harleyford-street
Liverton-street
Newington Causeway
Ing George the
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Welch
Stamford-street
Christchurch
Blackfriars- Bridges
Surrey
St. Catherine's
British Parliament Returns From Session Busy With Bills
In the Lords Earl WatpEGRAVE took oaths and sat. accounts of public income and Ireland’s consolidated fund were presented. The Bank Loan Bill passed without amendment as Commons debated the Shophifters Bill and a property tax proposal amid petitions from Norwich licensees.
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Wronessar
Maron
Earl of Watpegrave
Johnson
Consolidated Fund of Ireland
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