Debate on relief clause for public buildings funding petition
The debate centers on a relief clause allowing seven years of payment for funds borrowed to build Strausshouses benches and other public structures. Auditors weigh objections from the Solicitor General and Hawkins Browne over existing schedule deductions and varied acts governing repayments. Amendments propose three years or seven years with creditor consent, and several exemptions for Justices of Peace, single-house owners, Moravians, and clergy are considered and rejected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percival
le Foe
Grove
Hawkins Browne
Bater
Burton
Bragge
Wilberforce
Howe
Windo
Ryder
Hawkins- Browné
Shaw Lefevre
London
Gelt
Wilbraham
Bootle
Pele Carew
Exchequer
Bats
Bakr
Fragmentary notice on upcoming meeting schedule
Fragmented OCR shows an old notice stating a meeting or event on Tuesday next at a specified time, with unclear year and location. It references Caples and a time near 12 o clock on Sunday morning and mentions licent or entitlement wording.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caples
The Post Script on Patience and Peace in Europe War
A late notice thanks subscribers for support and pledges continued independence of the press. It discusses Europe’s wars, French revolutionary aims, and the impact on nations from Belgium to the Rhine, urging sacrifice to defend liberty and the current governments.
Declared Parley and Power Struggles at Rastadt
Fragmentary historical note suggests mounting difficulties at the Congress of Rastadt as rival powers press for favorable terms. It hints that unless Emperor and France agree to shorten negotiations or concede in key points, other parties may suffer from tactical maneuvers and missteps during the war.
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Rafade
Bascu
Hamburgh
Germany
Rastadt
Ehrenbrejtfein
Cafel
Rhine
Huningden
Electorate of Hanover
Emperon
Russia
Denmark
Sweden
Isis
Ship News From Sunderland and Nearby Ports
Maritime notices report the privateer actions near Sunderland and Baltic routes. Vessels including the Venus Allez bound for the Southmnen Fishery, and Shree Sisters Belano from Liverpool to Boston, are mentioned with captures and shore landings near Cape Cod and Portsmouth. A French privateer is active, with multiple ships affected and relief in the form of preserved cargo.
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Christies
India
Rasher Robertson
Liverpool
Aaken Ar Whyda
Retioir
Porter Charged in Bow Street Robbery Case
In Bow Street public office Friday a porter from the Bell Savage Inn faced theft charges for fencing 186 guineas and notes from a basket sent toward London. The basket, found later with only firm money notes, led to the porter’s committal for further examination after a ransom delivery discrepancy emerged. A man jailed on a separate charge at the Brown Bear was bailed after declaring support for hanging the king and Pitt. John Davis was committed for large silver plate theft from a ship bound for Gravesend, with proceeds traced to several Jewish buyers.
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Feehe Taylor
Bell Savage Inn
Richard Sutton
Ruffell-Street
Bloomsbury
Salisbury
London
Porter
Brown Bear
Bow-street
King
Pitt
Gol
John Davis
Gravesend
East Indies
Vacant Stipends and a Robbery at Great Ruffell Street
The Rev Ps Sair presents to the living of Great Sampford Essex. Vicarages Heybridge and Wakerings Essex vacant with presentations to St Pauls Deanery and St Bartholomews Hospital Governors. Vacancies at Wells Cathedral and Llangetock due to death of Revs Payyn. Countess Dowager of Northampton and Lady Seymour mourn a lost friend. On Friday morning burglars broke into Missipiats house in Great Ruffell Street Bloomsbury stealing assets of considerable value.
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Ps Sair
E. Barney
Great Sampford
Essex
Heybridge
Wakerings
Esex
St. Paul’s
St. Bartholomew’s Hospital
Ganon
Wells Cathedral
Llangettock
T.payyn
Northampton
F. Seymour
Bath Arrivals of Notable Guests and Families
Readable fragments show a list of titled guests and family members arriving in Bath. Names include Lord and Lady de Dunftspville, Merdaupt, Copley, Bar ing, Sith Pious Byate, Generals Ormsoy and Beflew, and others such as Hamilton Exerfall McLeod MoneMemery. The note reflects a social arrival column with assorted individuals and titles.
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Bath
Lord and
Lary de Dunftspville
Joe Trimleston
Cagendiih
Peyton
Recton
Vinsey Aftén
Lone
Witee
Nelsonys
Merdaupt
B. Copley
F. Baring
R. Sith
Ormsoy
Beflew
Colon
Gles “Hamilton
Exerfall
McLeod
MoneMemery
Marriages and deaths recorded in Hanover and London church notices
A late 18th or early 19th century notice lists multiple marriages including at at&t George's Church Hanover-foxare and Bond Street, with names Wil nee and Deacon, Stephen Howell Phillips and Maria Tapper, and Captain John Lambe and Augusta Thomas. Died notices follow: Lady Leland at her Lower Grade residence, Mrs. Lob at Greenwich Hospital, Ann Pickering near Atherstone, Thomas Mac Gregor in Camberwell, Emily Mawbey at Chertsey, Mr. Yeates senior, Mrs. Porter of Stoke-Newington, Richard Bayley of Peckham, and others. Also mentions promotions, prices, and printing details from Howse's Square.
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At &T. George
Leland
Lower Graoke
Greenwich
Lob
Captain Lobb
Royal Navy
Ann. Pickering
Atherstone
Warwickhire
Franely
Laft
Camberwell
Thomas MacGregor
Messrs
Cox and Greenwood
Bothy’s
Chertsey
Surry
Emily’ Mawbey
Sourluétt Daigher
Josephn Mawbey
Pimlico
Yeates
York House
Strand
Huntingdonshire
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France
Dhee
Belgium
Iraxry
Genda
Bopy
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Europe
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Dri
Eartief
Cuesterrigo
Lord Carucart
Comte de Townsend
Berlin
Lord Grenville
Naples
Calais
Learie
Chris Tian
East-Indies
Jin
Carry
Lord Cametrorp
Harvey
Leeward Island
Barbadoes
Farringdon Without
Price
Waddington
WappinaTon
Farringdon
Hart
Whig Club
St. Sepulchre’s
Miss Kine
Ireland
Kennington
Lord Kineston
Aner
We Leaen
Portugal
Peter Finetry
Dublin
the Press
William Orr
Carrickfergus
Portsmouth
Pyeighte
Isle of Wight
Cherburg
St. Helen’s
Falmouth
His
Sloop of War
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Riviere
Rows
Zephyr
Roggarn
Deal
Wind S. W.t
Dait
L. Ann
Walter
J. Walter
Howse
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