Charity plan to aid widows and children of seamen and soldiers
A meeting of the Upper South Division of Aylesford approved a plan to promote the London Society for the relief of widows and children of seamen and soldiers who may die or be killed in service during the war. Subscriptions were to be collected in parishes, with bequests to the society’s funds and a next committee meeting set for the 23rd at noon.
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Anghor
Prince OF Wales
Duke of York
Pyal
Duke of Clarence
Gloucester
William Geary
Aylesford
Kerr
Inthis Society
Wagar
London Society
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London
WAOC
Wilson
Eliz. Coryton
Mackenzie Ce
Ivo Thomas Adams
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Alnwick
Paul
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Iam Brvere
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Phipps
Weston Dock
George Whit
Willam
Wade
Lee, Esq
William Wilson
Countess of
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Captain Foote
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B. Watson
James Lane Foxy
Ae Seton
Bramham Park
Ironside
James Rigby
Makepeace
Shudnam Ncol
Corbett
Edward Ver
Ward
Vincent
James Ly
Lady Andersen
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L. Wolfe
Hodges
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Col- Hammond
Tay'or
Upper South
Kent
Lesfor Francis Farrant
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Bartholomew
Davis
D. Hill
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J. W. Garking
W. Champneys
Johanno
Hugh Gamman
James Balla - Iolin
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Wm. Townsend
Robert Brattle
J. Sanders - R Wee
Robert Foreman
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Henry Beadle
Rob Dut
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Wynch
Braine
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Miss Burgis
Pury
Norman
Thams Chin
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Mayor Downman
Matthew Jeffey
Kettle
John Boys
Gardiner
Fowles
RK. Upton
Tames Field
John Packham
Law, Starnes
T.W. Jeffery
Henry’ Bennet
Benjamin Groves
Th. Lyng
Wm. Harding
John Sydney
Warde
Mary Harding
Allen
Brampton
John Pout
Gibbons
Wm. Newman Oh. Emerton
T. Tomkin
Iro
Cox
Glen Draper
Geo. Bafletto
John Simmons
Maria
Elizabeth W., Jarman
Fitch
W. Cheesman
Henrietta “Finch
Richard Smith
Mrs. Milner
Tho. Robins
Elcher
J. Ranger
C. Austen
W. Eveleigh
Herley
R. Warde
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Heaver
Turver
Broad
Daniel Lake
Joseph Miller
Mr. Leigh
John Miller Horton Tonbridge
T. Miller
R.groombridge
Bunt
Clarke
R. Miller
J. Amherst, Esq
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J. Savage
Mr. Hunt
Mr. S. Barnes
Lady Twisden
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Gullen
G. Murray Cooh Gisbon
Thomas Turner
W. Coatsworth
John Wells
Thomas Scudder
Mr. Coomb
Paul Beefton
Miss Godden
William Mercer
William Gilbert O
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Richard Scones
William Martin
Lord
John Bisho
Robert Style
Duddy
Rich
Homer
Rumtey
Thomas Duddy
Hubbard
W. Honeyman
R. Packham
Thomas Miller
W. Drummond
Peter Biers
William Newman
William Gorham
T. Dalton
Gabriel Webb
W. Stretton
W. Barren
Hn Goodhugh
Margaret Baldwin
Banie) Curtis
T.chilman
Thomas Stephens
Thomas Cleaves
T. Carter
Edward Wickham
Eliz. Baldwin
Richard Higgins
W. Knowles
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John Manley
R. Richardson
Sponge
R. Levett
Fleccher
C. Haddock
G. B. Cork
T. Johnson
Thos. Beech
Br . Cooper
Mr. S. Newman
Goodhugh
James Harkett
V. Lewis Isaac Wwenman
J. Fulljames
P. Biers
A. Whittington
Tomlyn
W. Medhurst
Cath. Po
T. Hubble
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James Whiffen
George Blunden
E‘ Benjamin Boys
Mrs. Brooke
Charles Bishop
Mr. Douce
Bibbutt
Miss Hubble
Mr. Lovegrove
J. Myddieton
Mr. Sutton
W. Meffen
J. Collings
Ohn Taylor
J. Williams
Taylor
James Day
East India Charter Negotiations Report 1793
The Court of Directors of the East India Company forwarded to Proprietors the further proceedings in the charter negotiation with Mr Dundas. It includes a letter from Henry Dundas dated April 7 1793 and a committee report approved April 17 1793. Dundas notes apparent incompleteness in the resolutions and offers explanations.
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Fenry Danvas
Cuareman
Court of Proprietors
Committee of Correspondence
Court of Directors and Proprietors
Debates on India Trade System and Company Interests
A lengthy exchange discusses future governance of India trade, balancing East India Company privileges with public interest. Key points cover terms of a twenty year monopoly, import policies for piece goods, and the need to channel clandestine trade into legitimate routes while preserving British manufacturing interests.
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India
Mr. Pitt
Court of Directory
East India Company
Great Britain
East-India Company
Court of Directors
Committee of Correspondence
Europe
London
East-Indian Company
Ireland
India Horse Court Minutes Discuss Dundas Treaty
The court of Proprietors debates how to proceed with Dundas backed resolutions on concluding the treaty with Mr Dundas. Some urge article by article reading with explanations, while others push to support the Court of Directors and avoid renewed dispute.
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Court of Proprietors
Dundas
Henchman
Mr. Dundas
Ee Ae
Lubington
Tavining
Lacy
Differttion
Court of Directors
Mr. Dyndas
Court of Prosprietors
Serjeant Watson
Court of Directors and Proprietors
R. Fackson