Prince Stacholder reviews Dutch garrisons then to Breda
The Prince Stacholder has finished reviews of the Hague and encamped troops in Holland and Utrecht. He will spend a fortnight with the Hereditary Prince in Breda where the Princess of Orange has gone. Bankruptcy notices follow for various tradesmen with surrender dates and Guildhall appearances. Dividend notices list several creditors and locations. legal and parliamentary items conclude the report.
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The
Hague
Holland
Utrecht
Breda
Princess of Orange
Parliaments Debate On Papists and Legal Professions
The Privileges Committee debated adjournment of Scotch peerage election business and second reading of a bill. Lords Loughborough Rawdon and the Chancellor argued over a clause allowing Papists to practice law under oath, with the Chancellor opposing as unsafe to grant civil offices to Papists while Rawdon and Loughborough praised Papists' conduct and proposed their admission to practice law under their own names.
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Lord Sanhope
Lord Rawdon
William
Lord Loughborough
House of Commons Debates on Quebec Bill and Pension Petition
The Lords amendments to the Quebec Bill were agreed to and the bill returned to the Commons. Burke advocates for Joseph Fowke to receive an Indian Company pension, noting Fowke’s long service and integrity. The Finance committee reviews Public Income and Expenditure with multiple resolutions debated and amended before adjournment.
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Quebec
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Bay
Hazell
Eat India Company
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Ryder
Fox
Royal review and royal engagements in London
Yesterday their Majesties rode out to Kew Palace and the Queen hosted a Buckingham House concert. Today the King reviewed three battalions of the First Regiment of Foot Guards in Hyde Park. The Prince of Wales inspected the regiment of light dragoons on Ashford Common.
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Foot Guards
Hyde Park
Buckingham House
the Parner of Wales
Roth
Light Dragoons
Ashford Common
Carlton House finances and delays at the Treasury
extracts from a paper laid before the House of Commons recount the money paid for Carlton House fittings, a detailed expense estimate by tradesmen, and correspondence between the Treasury and Lord Southampton amid delays and planned reductions in the project costs.
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Prince of Wales
Lewis
Carlton House works estimate and civil list payment note
Examination notes by Hulse and Holland dated 16 November 1739 and 1780 discuss an estimate for works at Carlton House in Hand Low, with furniture arrangements and a 1787 date. The House of Commons ordered an advance of 20,081 to be expended on civil list works with payments totaling 30,000 pounds by September 4, 1788, and the record signals continuation.
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Carlton House
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Royal
Board of Treasury
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S. Hulse
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Col. Hulse
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Population shifts and social pleas across colonies
The article notes population growth in British North America with Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, and Newfoundland expanding, while British West Indian colonies decline. It discusses race and colonial representation, predicting Mulatto influence in future legislatures, and features anecdotes on royal finery, clergy taxes, and a macabre will involving Lady Dryden.
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New Brunswick
Newfoundland
St. John’s
America
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National Assembly
Philip the First
Toledo
Spain
Philip
St. Anthony
Cumberland
Dryden
Evdon
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