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Parliament Notices and Domestic Bills in Early 1712
Debates on reducing bracage for stock transfers and a report on the Royal African creditors' petition lead a session mixing Lords messages, bills for prize goods relief, militia funding, and university canonry matters. Elections for Steyning are declared void. no writ issued. Reports from Paris and Venice note peace talks and military moves, with crime and banking news rounding out the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal African Company of England
Marty
Felowes
Alcor
James I
Regius
University of Oxford
Lady Margaret
University of Cambridge
Africa
Rashard
Borin
Kingdom of Ireland
Steyning
Sussex
Memiberg
Wallis
Egg
London
Paris
Bavaria
Namur
Falmouth
Venice
Bhat
Constantinople
Leghorn
Earl of Rivers
Queen's Bench
Tho
Kerby
Col. Park
Guill
Bank of England
Stony Stratford
Dublin
Charles Donner
Her Majesty’s Court of Queen’s Bench
Britton
Tidcombe