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Informaers Entitled To Five Pounds For Liquor Offences
The Sweets Bill clause declares informers against street liquor sales receive five pounds from commissioners for each conviction. The King elevates William Lee to Lord Chief Justice of the King's Bench and knights Sir William Chapple, MP for Manchester, as a judge in his room. Reports note ships, cargoes, and trade movements from Lisbon to Dunkirk and the Americas, with wheat prices and parliamentary schedules. A Paris dispatch discusses M. Galliaziere, court orders, and Spanish royal movements. News from Madrid, Dantzik, and the Porte cover European tensions, Ottoman military plans, and potential peace efforts amid Russo-Turkish concerns.
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William Lee
Court of King’s- Bench
Court of King’s Bench
William Chapple
Parchester
King’s Bench
Jattice Lee
Clinton
Lisbon
Gloucester
Medley
Streights
Dunkirk
Carolina
Jamaica
Spain
Norway
ew-York
Pensilvania
Tiersburgh
Portugal
Pridaye
Yeterday
Earl of
Radnor
France
St. James’s
York
Halden
Viscount Own
Bank of England
Ncribers
Paris
M. Gallaiziere
Lorrain
Stanislaus
M. Gailaiziere
Vis
House of Commons
Madrid
Europe
Dantzick
Courland
Mirau
Biron
Czarina
Hague
M. Tahlman
Porte
Vienna
Babadag
Aga
Tomorava
Niefter
Listaid
Reaton
Koul Kan
Constantinople
Nieper
Danube
Russia
Poland
Petersburgh
Tamerow