End of Mr D Ayvers Essay on Taxes and Liberty
The letter argues that government taxation has driven poverty not by amount but by ill use of revenue and unjust levies. It critiques Mr D Ayvers and urges a distinction between genuine quotations and modern misuses, urging a clear separation of argument from declamation.
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D’ayvers
Vast Continental News From Madrid To Oran And London
A sprawling daily chronicle recounts Parisian court life and church affairs in December. It notes the Archbishop of Vienne taking the oath of fidelity, royal hunts, revived court concerts, a long Antibes vicariate suit decided for the Bishop of Graffe, and a queen dowager in Spain receiving honours. Also reported are Oran governance changes, Tyrone Foy joining customs commissions, a marriage at Chiswick with a 14 000 pound fortune, the young Earl of Sussex meeting the queen, the illness of actor Mr Mills, the funeral of Lady Howard at Arundel, a delegates court hearing on a noble marriage dispute, a fatal accident in Broad Street, a perjury case to stand on the pillory, and various stock and bond quotations in London markets. The dispatches mention the Spanish 13,000 man army encamped near infidels camp and valuations across South Sea and Bank securities.
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Vienne
Council of State
Antibes
John XXIII
Martin V
Eugene IV
Graffe
Versailles
Spain
Knights of the Golden Fleece
Marquis de Castellar
Madrid
Oran
Marquis de Villadarias
Marquis de Santa Cruz
Alicant
Tyrone
Lord Tyrone
Kingdom of Ireland
John Ingram
St. James’s
Clayton
Mills
Theatre Royal
Drury Lane
Covent Garden
Howard
Duke of Norfolk
Arundel
Sussex
Serjeants Inn
Chancery-lane
Broad St. Giles’s
Cy Karthelomety Harnet
Royal Exchange
Edward Warper
Newgate
Elizabeth Laiton
Justice Brocas
Royal visit details from Kensington Gardens and St James’s
London reports the Queen, with the Prince of Wales and princesses, visiting Kensington Gardens then returning to dinner at St James's. The Wednesday update notes the Lords of the Treasury appointment announced last Tuesday.
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Prince of Wales
Kensington
St. James’s
Lords of the Treasury
Charitable Corporation General Court in Spring Garden
The Charitable Corporation for Relief of Industrious Poor is to hold a General Court at the Spring Garden house on Friday next at eleven in the forenoon. It is a quarterly meeting addressing special affairs.
Notice of Thomas Ellys Brandy Sale in London
Thomas Ellys a French wine merchant in Seething Lane announces the sale of old near brandy at 6s 6d per gallon cash, no adulteration, with minimum five gallons, for wholesale on the Keys. He pledges large forthcoming parcels and tasting for quality, with daily attendance at Seething Lane and Tom's Coffee House Cornhill.
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Thomas Ellys
Seething Lane
Tower Street
London
N. B
Ellys
Tom
Cornhill
Lower Lighthouse at Orfordness Burns. Fury Light Stands
Trinity House reports the Orfordness lower lighthouse burned on Saturday night. A Fury Light will be kept operational until a new lighthouse can be rebuilt. The notice, dated December 18, lists £732 as the related amount.
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Trinity House
London
Orfordness
Call for Proprietors Meeting Over South Sea Affairs
A notice to South Sea Company proprietors calls a meeting at the Freec e Tavern Cornhill on December 21 at twelve, to discuss recovering funds allegedly misappropriated by former directors and trust officials and to secure property wrongfully withheld. The document cites large sums, ongoing Chancery actions, and committee discoveries as basis for action.
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South Sea Company
van Aét
King George
Ie Company
Fleek
Court of Chancery
Freece
Cornhill
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