Sale of East India goods by order of customs authorities
Auction notice from the Custom-House London for sale on April 12 and 13, 1798. Goods include prohibited East India items, textiles, lace, leather, watches, silver, books, tobacco products, and vessel materials. Catalogues describe items viewable at Mangle's Magazine and other depots. Payments due within 14 days. deposits forfeited if not honored.
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Custom
East ‘India
East-India
Mangle’s
Barkinz
Essex
Greem and
Rotherhittie
King’s Tobacco
Tower-hill
His Majesty
Custom-house
London
Sapartiay
Trort
Farltamentary Plan Debates on Land Tax Sale
A prolonged House of Commons discussion outlines a land tax plan to transfer a large portion of the national debt into a sale of land tax, arguing it would relieve debt, improve public finances, and provide bonds payable to the Bank of England. The speaker defends perpetual taxation, addresses objections on equality and constitutional controls, and proposes buyer incentives and repayment terms.
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House OF Commons
Manav
Tae Leeg
Sheena
Farlidmern
Talhide
Ambolsam
Publis Parte
Pitt
Great Britain
England
Morchin
Voniratt
Bank of‘England
Ble Conta Iisea Nauta Boride
Mip Heries
Tavernitiek
Hiatherheed
Nike
Ca‘hier
Erea Thiers
Tie Govern ‘Nor
Bank of England Éuhole Tedelu
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