Margray and Co apologizes for receipts of large sums
The house of Margray and Co apologizes to the public for publishing receipts of large payments to adventurers. A Nobleman at Osborne’s Hotel received part of the prize, while Henry Slaughter of Hammersmith holds a quarter share of No. 23339 and approves the use of his name to vindicate the house. Francis Johnson, broker, received twelve hundred fifty pounds for the quarter share, with a dated receipt. The notice includes list-like details of notes and shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essas
Margray and Co
Osborne’s
Adelphi
Dostar Henry Slaughter
Hammersmith
Tse
Chears
Mc. Margray and Co
Francis Johnson
Wright and Co
Henrietta-street
Covent Garden
Slaughter
Roth
Meff- Margray and Co
Henry Slaughter
Hammermuth
Reflections on French Revolution and constitutional debate
Mr Depont answers Mr Burke arguing against the French Revolution timeline and the proposed second chamber. He cautions free nations against foreign influence and defends the push for reform while referencing the nobles and the States General. The excerpt closes with praise for a noble, glorious discourse.
Irish Parliament Debate Ends With Adjournment Amid Tax and Expenditure Critique
Mr O Hare moves to remove malt tax offset by other duties but withdraws after the Chancellor cites Ways and Means for full discussion. Grattan laments rising public spending and urges a committee to separate necessary from extraneous costs, noting 1784 tax promises and current overspending. The debate shifts to revenue figures, officer growth, and an adjournment follows as members press the issue. A masque at Ranelagh features satirical acts and a lavish supper for about 1400, with lighting faults noted for managers to address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grattan
Mason
Browne
Bule
Ranelagh Masquerade Opens With Prince Patronage
A fashionable Ranelagh party opened Thursday night with two Masquerade, attracting high society and a broad cross section. The event featured few well-supported characters with Mr. Forrest as a standout Few Cleaths Man, selling cast off female gear and nudging attendees into playful antics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Forrest
Court Rules Mandamus To Deliver Books By Trustees
In the King's Bench Court the rule to compel Samuel Turner to surrender books to trustees was upheld. Turner had been discharged as clerk, but dispute arose over legality and clerk signatory of the discharge. The court held trustees may dismiss a clerk, noting general acts guide them. Turner could be reinstated if supported by a majority, and the rule was made absolute.
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M. M. de la Rochefoucault
de Noailles
de la Bore
Orn
Berne
France
London
Dr. Price
Knavish
Lisle
Sadesman
Moses
Lee Lewes
Andrew
Naxzs
Hyde Park Corner
Marybone
Ismael
Court of
King’s Bench
Samuel Turner
Eystine
Turner
Truftees
John Trevor
House of Commons
Norfolk Circuit Schedule of March Sessions
A fragmented list shows court dates and locations across counties including Buckinghamshire Bedfordshire Huntingdonshire Cambridgeshire Norfolk Suffolk and Suffolk towns with sessions in March at Aylesbury Bedford Thetford Bury St Edmunds The list references figures and offices in a ceremonial context with partial names and mispunctuated entries.
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Loughborough
Ashurst
Buckinghamshire
Aylesbury
Bedfordshire
Bedford
Huntingdonshire
Huntingdon
Cambridgeshire
Mornday
Cambridge
Norfolk
Striday
Thetford
Sufylke
Bury St. Edmund's
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Alfoa
James Allen
Real Transactions
Fleet Street
West India
National Assembly
National Guards
Nancy
Brest
Europe
The
Committee of Mendicity
Mr. Depont
Mr. Burke
Ornsby and Co
Hornsby and Co
Fes.ee
Fes
Ranelagh Masquerade
LAW’ Intelligence
Waitenureu
Samuuel Turner
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