Notice of General Court of the United Company of Merchants
The General Court of the United Company of Merchants trading to the East Indies will meet at Leadenhall Street on Wednesday next to consider grants for the Marquis of Hastings and other salaries and funds. copies of plans and reports are open for Proprietors to inspect at East India House.
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India
ROUSE
United Company
DT Easgn
Leadenhall
Lge
Gonton
Iqseph Dart
East India House
Court of Directors
United Company of
Baccarat
England
East Indies
Zeadenhall-strest
Witows
Eyta Glerks
James Salmond
Soseph Dart
India House
United Company of Merchants of England
East
Sndies
Leadenhall-street
Wenvesnay
Marquis of Hastings
Wboseph Dart
Saint Martin LE Orgar
Church of Saine Cement Pastehecyy
Tuxspay
Joseph Bolland
London
Henry
St. Clement Eastcheap
St Martin Orgar
House ‘of Commons
House of Commons
Times and Chronicle
Public Sale Notice at Preetford Victualling Yard
Notice of a public sale at His Majesty's Victualling Depot listing sundry goods including bread, flour, oatmeal, beef, pork, sugar, butter, cheese, vinegar, packing cases and hospital stores. Terms require a 25 percent deposit with balance before removal. buyers must take half the quantity within seven days and the remainder in the following seven days or forfeit deposit. Published at a fixed price, with names of local traders and publishers.
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Preetford Victualling-Yard
Fronsnay
Bayer
Bugers Particu
Catholics Gain Ground as Petitioners Press for Equal Civil Rights
In the Lords, petitions from Irish Catholics and English Catholics urged relief from civil disabilities. Lords Grey and Liverpool supported patience and gradual change, noting Protestant signatories and Protestant allies backing relief. Debate framed by the balance between church security and broader constitutional rights.
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House’of Lords
Wennersbar
Rolle
Devon
Larl
Suargtesnury
Wallingford
Kark Diesy
Weymouth
Melcombe
Regis
Cuirven
Carlow
Camown
Wilkensyes
London
Colchester
Essex
Middlesex
St.‘ Alban's S
City of Land
Lord Exmorth
Honiton
Lord Kenyes
Wrexham
Duke of Braurant
Bristol
Exy
Earl of Donoughmore
Ireland
Dublin
Cork
Lord Fingal
Thomass Esmond
Owen O’connor
St. Mary, S. Thomas
St. George
Roscommon
Youghal
Tipperary
Waterford
Monaghan
Donegal
Cavai
Karl Grey
England
Riend
Marl
Wright
Safir Gunkating
Gererally
Tay
Othets
Diwar
Earl of Liverpool
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W. Lk. Lord
Tim NE Ee Finnesday
Martin and CO
Cornhill
Oxford-street
T. Bish
Charing-cross
Canntre
Tts
BISH
United Kingdom
PfRonee Ny
Saffron Walder
Sidmouth
Bideford
Bridlington
Dartmouth
Hereford
Edinburgh
Halesworth
Maldon
Northampton
Qash
Gstlery
Pall- “Mall
Society of Painters In
OrLand
Eg Great
Perneis
Copley Fielding Scoetary
London Museum ‘of Natural History
Piccadilly
Tiltatt
Baldwin, Dock, ‘and Joy
Paternaster-row Co
Srift and Co
Fic
Be. &E
Richardéon,Goodhick, and Co
Eyton
Eytogn
Toxsnar
Lombard-street
Ebrett
Miredand
Sir Joshua Reynolds
Royal Academy
Toiler
Flanders
Bolland
du Fresnoy
I Sonn Matone
Jostix Fanorox
Cadell and
W. Davie
Strand
Prince Regent
Lysias
F. Cy and
Ji- Rivington
St. Paul
Hristian
Venerable Society
S.C. Wilks
A.M
F. C
J. Rivington
Waterloo-place
St. Paul’s Church-yard
Baldwin, Cradock
Joy
Paternoster Row
Hatchard and Son
Scotland
France
James Macphail
G Cowie and Co
W. Congreve, Bart
Plymouth
J. Hatchard and Son
Daniel de Supervilee
Rotterdam
Fohn Allen
The
Baptist Magazine
Monthly Review
Eclectic Review
Evangelical Magazine
Christian Observer
Burton and Smith
Leadenhall Street
Godfrey Kneller
Duke of Grafton
Ericramns
Erizarns
Mr. Gat
William Gibson
Kean
Buck
Mr. Gass
Miss Moon
Ds. Watts
Bucket
Lord Castlereagh
Lord Sidmouth
Mr. Southey
Waterloo
Holywell-street
Sherwood
Neely
Jones
Simpkin
Marshall
Stationer’s Court
Bighi Hoo
William Sturo
Petes
Generyee
Pete Durkin
Omy Hatchard
Eadathy
Bret Anthcs Phillips
Grattan
Plunkat
Curran
Burke
Burrowes
Bushe
Sheridan
Price
Crim
C. Fitzgerald
C. Kerr
Ww. Reynolds
Messrs
Paternuster Row
Imperial
Parliament
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