South Sea Company Mismanagement Probed by House of Commons
The House of Commons orders inquiries into public money used for South Sea Stock and other securities since December 1719. It also directs examination of warrants and sign manuals tied to war debts and subsidies. Further, the House resumes consideration of relief bills for South Sea claimants and restraining a director from leaving the kingdom. A list of names cannot be found is published with notices to claimants, hearings to be held in June at Essex House.
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Lord Craven
Frederick Tilney
Rotherwick
Hampshire
William Stanhope
Earl of Chesterfield
Felix Rudge
Thomas Silvester
William Vaughan
Henry Oxburgh
Samuel Austin
John Lord Viscount Allen
Henry Briscoe
Thomas Burdett
William Bourke
James Butler
Joseph Brovfe
Mary Boyfe
Alias Pape
Peirce Bryan
Francis Brewer
Edward Butler
Béal Comerford
Deborah Cook
Alexander Clayton
Nicholis Carmick
Charles Carter
Jane Copperthwaite
Margaret Croshi
Denny Cute
John Carleton
Thomas Kuckett
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Arnrell
James Doggarell
Philip Proyne
Robert Care
Rhe Desborough
Mary Dun
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Airlin
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Redmund Lyerard
John Ileming
John Forward
Richard Forward
Ames
Charles Shaw
Richard Shaw
John Shaw
Daniel Sullivan
Andrew Sinnott
Stephen Street
Anthony Shepherd
Henry St. George
John Smith
Edward Showell
Patrick Shee
Henry Yegart
William Thornton
Joshua Toovey
Reynard Watkins
Francis Way
Johannah Wreth
James Date Duke of
Orimond
Essex-House
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