Royals Outing and Ireland Parliament News 1733
The report notes royal outings at Kew St James's and Windsor with the Prince of Wales. Ireland's House of Commons details bills on game preservation, anti-fraud measures in yarn exports, and taxes to fund debt. Lords assent to duties on beer wine and salaries is recorded, with Speaker Henry Boyle praised for his speech. Scotland reports a murder sentence transport and church vacancies amid local flood and ball news. Canterbury records a theft case and stock prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kensington
Princes Anne
Amelia
Kew
St. James’s
Prince of Wales
Windsor Forest
Marquis of
Carnarvon
Chiswick
Dublin
Lords
Serjeant Purdon
Dr. Stephens
Great Britain
Chaignean
Recorder
Alderman Dawson
Dickson
Henry Langford Brown
Thomas Brown
Henry Langford
Bart
Hercules Rowley
Dobbs
Rogerson
Reynolds
Murton Lambard
Speaker
House of Peers
Henry Boyle
Lionel Duke of Dorset
Ireland
Commons
Scotland
Edinburgh
Cariille
Crookbane
America
Stirling
Ebenezer Erskine
General Assembly
Countess of
Bute
Lord Strichen
College of Justice
Dunkeld
Man
Kinclevin
Fisher
Holy-rood
Lottery Tickets Sold by JOHN CLIFF Printer to the Commissioners
Tickets for the present lottery are bought and sold at JOHN CLIFFs office. Government securities are traded there and during the drawing the numerical and register books are kept. Entering numbers yields prompt notices of success in town or elsewhere in Great Britain or Ireland. Schemes offered in English and French gratis. Not three blanks and a half to one prize.
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John Cliff
Jonathan
Great Britain
Ireland
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House of Commons
The
Canterbury
Thomas Herod
Milton
Kent
John Clough