National Monument of Scotland committee meeting in London
Minute records a Wednesday gathering at the British Coffee-house chaired by the Duke of Atholl. Report from Scotland approves measures, pledges further subscription drives, and seeks an Act of Parliament to empower contributors and shield liabilities.
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Avis
Royal Amphitheatre
Astley
Davis
Westminster
Bridge
Tom,Jerry
Logic
London
Mons. Decour
Hercules
Wilson
Hunter
Yorkshire
Richard Turpin
Epublic
Colombia
Republic of Colombia
Meason
C. Herring
W. Graham
J.D. Powles
Freeman’s Court
Cornhill
Paris
Madras
Bengal
Raffles
James Coxwell
Honourable Company
Gravesend
Messrs. Innes, Beveridge and Co
New City
Jerusalem
James Thompson
Billiter-square
Lord Byron
Thomas McKean
Haymarket
United Kingdom
Ishe Bowles
Londons
Hurst
Jordan Hill
J. William Smith
Glasgow
John Craig
King-street
Edinburgh
Thomas Ferguson
Greenlaw
A. Home
Thomas M.knight
Aberdour
Fifeshire
Bryce
Mita
National Monument of
Scotland
Duke of Atholl
Campbell
Linning
Atholl
Michael Linning
Arch. Campbell
England
Sonning
Reading
Hawkes
Broadwood
John Roberts
Souning Vicarage
Auction Mart
Messrs. Hawkes and Co
High Court of Chancery
Paget
Beauchamp
Thomas Marston
Bewdley
Richard Watkins
Welch Gate
Hundred House
Edward Winnington
Newnham Bridge
S . Manbers
Southampton-buildings
Chancery-lane
Samuel Oe
Upton-upon-Severn
Worcestershire
John Warren Mopets
Atherstone
Warwickshire
Messrs
Stephenson and Ateman
Southampton
Holme
Loftus
Frampton
New Inn
Debates on Countervailing Malt Duties and Taxation Measures
Lords discuss ministerial plans to reduce taxation as a relief for agricultural distress. Mr Bragden and Commons MPs present petitions about corn imports and a range of bills. The session includes critique of a proposed tax shift, the Bank of England charter renewal, and potential changes to the Navigation Laws affecting shipping.
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House OF Lords
Bragden
Commons
Earl of Lauderdale
Lord Rolle
Exeter
Lord King
Schoebert
House of Commons
Case of Commons
Agricultural Committee
Perros
Marquis of
Lassdow
England
Earl of Liverpool
His Majesty
London
Ireland
Scotland
Marquis of Lansdown
Bank of England
Treasury
Earl Grey
Suffield
Lord Holland
Earl
Liverpool
Pescy
Petition from Dublin Separatists on equal footing with Quakers
In the House of Commons Sir Robert Shaw presented a Dublin Separatists petition seeking contemplation of law on par with Quakers. The petition was read and laid on the table. Mr Lambton announced two shipowners petitions from Sunderland and South Shields against the Navigation Bill, noting debate to come on the bill’s second reading.
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Asia
Africa
America
Wallace
Ander
I. Coffin
Lord Althorp
Gladstone
M. A. Taylor
General Gascoyne
Liverpool
W. Curtis
Stentor
Lambton
Great Britain
London
Sir W. Curtis
Ellice
Aberdeen
Mr. Hume
Sicily
Marryatt
W. Decres
Pigny
M. Ridley
W. Gordon
Lord Ebringston
Holdsworthy
Devonshire
Wemyss
Fifeshire
England
R. Fergusson
Ord A. Hamilton
Scotland
Ireland
Pr. H. Blair
Agricultural Committee
H. Blair
Lords Commissioners of the Treasury
Board of Excise
E. Knatchbull
Kent
Mr. Dugdale
House OF Commons
Robert Shaw
Dublin
Sunderland
South Shields
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Clara
Migs Forde
King’s Theatre
Cramer
Moscheles
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Dizi
Salmon
Haydn
Moralt
Lindley
Dragonetti
Martinu
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Handel
Zaira
R. Lindley
R. Ashley
Griesbach
Willmaag
Mackintosh
the Petrides
Harper
Mariotti
Jenkinson
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Royal Harmonic Institution
Regent-street
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Betts
Royal Exchange
Hanover-square
SSS
Monsieur Alexandre
Icholas
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Messrs. Coutts and Co
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Waterloo-place
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