Poverty, wages, and poor relief debate in Coventry
The discussion centers on poverty in Coventry, wages under the Poor Rates system, and proposed measures to ease relief. Members argue over the impact of price and labor, Coventry’s bill scope, and the need to avoid excessive burdens while securing aid for the poor. A motion is withdrawn for amendment, and an exchange on transferred funds to Ireland is noted.
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Carentre
Witel
Drevabe
Boxros
Fund of Teade
Eph
Peru
Coventey
Tha Bas
bin Ton
Pelee
Prouvips
Mr. Hoxton
Dabour
Lyrreetoy
Coventry
Caswes
P. Moone
Witt Sarland
HW. Pansnere
England
Ireland
Sinking Fund under Pitt's Plan in War Era Debate
House of Commons examines the sinking fund and Fox's clauses as a means to reduce the national debt. Mr. Gaewvec argues delaying tapping the fund may ease wartime strain while ministers face pressure to apply funds to loan redemptions. Debate centers on fiscal principles, stock prices, and future stock redemption under Fox's clause.
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House OF Commons
Gaewvec
Fox
Pitt
Morse
Pittap
Granleil
Pit
Ghat
Jett de
Weandala Food
Intrien
Waterloo
Aurione
L. Wilsoe
Hicanpo
Giremtetd
Huskisson
Frieml
Chase
Kinane
Canbacnan
Evcice
Bedment Tie Highton
Auer
Salt Revenue Bills and Irish Church Affairs in Parliament
Debate in the House of Lords and Commons covers a Salt Revenue Bill amendment, petitions against the Debtor Act, and discussions on Church and Catholic rights in Scotland and Ireland. Speakers oppose and support measures on urban corporations, Roman Catholics, and public supply with references to Galway, Sligo, and Carmarthen.
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House OF Lords
Fulpay
Duke of
Nonroumpen
House OF Commons
St. Wilson
Arrothvey-Grorrar
L. Wellesteay
Marquis of
Scotland
Caanex
Cox
Chareles
Statland
Scot
Jam
A. Tayon
A.aMicros
M. W. Hipiey
Horough
Sligo
E. &. Cooren
Clanagan
Flanagan
Stga
Ulaka
Thomas Flanngan
Wang
W. Braks
Wiin
Tie
Makrus
Galway
G. Hin
Mouber
Une
Ireland
Ranga Catalies
Ile Corporatios
Bake
AG. Hill
Shake
Besa Tiga
Notice on Courtesy and Withdrawal of Mating in Bill Adjourned
Fragmentary OCR notes show discussion of courtesy notice, withdrawal of motive, and a member attempting to move for leave to bring matters to the bill. The text references Blake consent and Monday next adjournment.
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Blake
Arate
Brall Knipe Eng Versus Mecetper In Cause No 31
William Wenn directs readers to apply for further particulars in the case captioned George Mar Brall Knipe, Eng. the Mecetper, with details of the court entry No 31 and the Mardy tcke-yhreet location, indicating a formal legal proceeding.
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William Wenn
George Marbrall Knipe
Mardy Tcke-Yhreet
Silk Weavers Relive Bill On Wages For Weavers In Ireland
Mr P Moune moved in the Commons on Thursday night to bring in a bill to regulate wages of silk weavers in Great Britain and Ireland. The piece highlights Coventry and Warwickshire distress, wages as low as three shillings and ninepence, and calls out the extended Spitalfields precedent. The piece notes opposition and concludes with wider Irish textile policy, advocating flax yarn and linen manufacture expansion.
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P. Moune
Commons
Great Britain
Coventry
Warwickshire
Moore
Spitalfields
Rapinsos
Bilt
Moona
Dublin
Allerman Gro Faulkner
Countriea
Ireland
Ister
Holland
Germany
Poland
Russia
Irish Agriculturiet
Scotland
Hawklin’ Street
Muller
The King of Sweden in Kiel Treaty Dispute
A historical dispatch discusses Sweden’s delay in executing the Kiel treaty, compelling relief of Danish debts tied to Norway. It notes tensions with Russia and Prussia, hints at broader European interests, and questions motives behind the quarrel regarding Gustavus son and the Hessians.
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Sweden
Timperor
Russia
Paussia
Kiel
Denmark
Norway
Bietherto
Musis
Prussia
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Treasury
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Petal
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