Parliamentary Debate on Middlesex County Rate and Budget Proposals
A new writ is ordered for Starborough replacing Lord C. Semerter as Comptroller. The House debates the Middlesex County Rate bill to equalize contributions, detailing historic levies and burdens on Marylebone and surrounding parishes. Budget items are introduced, with accounts for stamp duties, insurances, and legal fees, followed by calls for naval and army expenditures, and plans to fund war demands amid ongoing deficits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Starborough
C. Semerter
Mainwaring
Middlesex
Marquess of Witchfield
Paris
Major Metcalfe
William
Rifén
Mary-le-bonne
Marybone
Strand
Spital Fields
Shoreditet
Clerkenwell
H E
Radclife
Mary Lebonne
Mary-lebonne
Master of the Rolls
Rofe
Folix
St. Domingo
Sylvester Douglas
Selec&t Committee of Finance
Exchequer
Barthekis
Selé&t Committee of Finance
Select Committee
Selec
Treasury
Secret Committee
Grenada
Saint-Vincents
Testament of Elizabeth Lgram El Neb in Kent area
Fragmentary probate notice lists Bequeathals to Binaheye T panbiiss and others, naming Dunlwich and Rochester, with a hospital support condition if established near the cathedral. Mentions a treasurer, trustees, and a guardian, dated December and referencing a widow in Hertfordshire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kent
Ital
Geen
Rochester
Lever Mangle Patent Sale Announcement
An early advertisement describes Lever Mangle patented by Thomas Oxenham, with February 28 1797 date, promoting its utility in households. It notes reduced benefits of old mangles, ease of placement in attic or transport, and offers this economical furniture improvement from the Tobacco Engine and Press Manufactory No 29 with the lowest price and no abatement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manges
Fatent
Manele
Bes
Obacco
Levee at St James's and early notices from Kent to Canterbury
The narrative describes a morning assembly at Buckingham House and a Levee at St James's from 1 to 2:30 PM. Petitions for peace and ministerial removals arrive from Kent, Surrey, Rochester, and Canterbury. Lords and officers kiss the King’s hand. Also noted are new court appointments and a royal resignation, plus Old Bailey sessions with 22 prisoners tried, including three capital convictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windser Lodge
Buckingham House
St. James's
Kent
Harls Guitcrorgp
Surry
Lord Kine
Rochester
Canterbury
Earl Stamore
Lord Romney
E. Knarcasusy
H. Many
Lord Southampton
Fice
Delaney
Bentinck
Beckwith
Jonson
MaccLes Frei Sp Yetterday
Lord C.‘Somerset
Prince
Wrr-Temburgh
Old Bailey
John Tull
George Lee
Elizabeth O’connor
William Noah
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Parliamentary Intelligence
House of Commons
Dundas
Grey
Walpole
Legislative Assembly of
Jamaica
Nalpole
Wentworth
Jaakica
Dunder
W’atele
St. John
Staaten
Committee of Supply
Naval Department
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