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Daily Courant

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

May 15, 1731

Page

2

Trade Policy Debate on Colonies and Ireland's Commerce

Parliament argues that restricting Ireland to trade only with England harms both realms by blocking direct Caribbean and foreign markets for Irish and colonial goods. Proposals urge freer direct export from colonies, equal duties with France, and easing import barriers to prevent smuggling and loss of English merchants’ profits. The discussion notes Dublin custom books show Ireland buys large foreign goods while barred from imports, and warns that continuing roundabout trade damages England and the plantations.

England Hingland Ireland Holland Custom House Books Dublin Indies Norway Scotland Bilboa

Thames Express Delivers Earl Waldegrave's Message to Harrington

An afternoon express arrived at St James's from Earl Waldegrave the ambassador to France. Lord Harrington then planned a briefing at the Admiralty about new warships. Reports say twenty sail of the line will rendezvous at Spithead under Sir Charles Wager aboard Namur and Rare, a 90 gun ship recently launched at Deptford. Orders were sent to Portsmouth Plymouth and Chatham yards to ready guard ships for sea. Five malefactors executed at Tyburn. Ambrose Newport’s body carried away.

Lord Harrington St. James’s Earl Waldegrave France Richmond Admiralty Spithead Charles Wager Namur Deptford Portsmouth Plymouth Chatham Tyburn Ambrose Newport

Lottery Ticket Payments Ordered by Crown Officials

Whitehall Treasury orders paid into the Bank of England for an eight hundred thousand pound lottery. Receivers are named to collect half by June 1 1731 and the remainder by August 20913. Bodies politic and corporate warned to remit accordingly or face civil penalties.

Whitehall Treasury His Majesty's Treasury Bank England

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