London Gazette March 3 shire and trades listed
London Gazette dated March 3 presents a fragmented list of names and places including shire references and trades such as linen draper, peppered with dates like April 12 and April 20. The text names George, Shipston upon Weistopy, Maleter, Hewett, Smithfield, Guildhall, Mayo, Marshall, Coates, York, J Downey, Plymouth Dock, and others in a sparse record of listings and actions.
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Shire
R. Fofel
Sidbury
Worceter
Maletter
George
Shipston
Agy Scower
Worcester
Hewett
Lampton
Middieix
Smithfield
Guildhalk A
Mayro
P. Marshall
Jyme Regis
D. Sinclair
Greenwyth
Maite Arinier
Westai
False Land
Mareh
Hip
Kirkby Steph
Coates
York
Merce
A. S. Loftre
J. Cope
Brydges
D. Greaves
Livesdolol
Banker
Ralph Gout
Parliamentary Intelligence House of Lords March 8
Heard counsel on a Scotch appeal Archibald and James Robertson of Greenock against John Laird Merchant examined witnesses and read a few Bills before adjourning.
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Puesday
Archibald
James Robertson
Greenock
John Laird
High Price of Corn Debates and Turnpike Proposals
In the House of Commons on Tuesday March 8 the committee examined Mul lins's Divorce Bill and deferred the Personal Estate Duty Bill, with the Possé Canal Bill on the table. A select committee was empowered to report on the high price of corn, while petitions on War Docks at Wapping were presented. Turnpike leave to bring in a bill was discussed and referred to a select committee. The Wet Docks at Wapping were discussed with City support for delay. controverted elections were examined and a report brought up. The corn price inquiry approved measures to regulate millers and weights, ensure weighing before sale, standardize price notices, and require payment in money where possible.
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Mullins
Ryder
Wapping
Arman Anderfont
Bowe
Betton
Mavining
Townshend
Hugh Price
Select Committee
Traffic Between Paris and London Seen as Peace Effort
The piece notes ongoing cross-Channel passages driven by a wish for peace. It mentions the Duke de Choiseul Montmorency’s mild sentence for emigrants, a Buckingham Palace visit by the Queen and Princesses, and royal church attendance. It adds military movements near the Rhine, Dutch fleet activity, and protests in Parliament about secret motives behind large grants. A Suffolk Hospital burglary is also reported.
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Paris
London
Executive Directory
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Baron de Montmonency
Republic
Hebe Patnoessis
Buckingham House
Windsor Lodge
Windsor
Parliament
Lords
Westminster Abbey
St. Margaret
Westminster
Sherires
St. Paul’s
Cuaverre
Rhine
Queich
Parmasens
States General
Hollands
Zexel
Piet Hein
Braad
Dordrecht
Lucas
de Revolutit
Rymuindd
Tromp
Watxenveré
ARES
Pollux
Texel
Cork
West Indies
N.E
England
Lord Launerpage
Jons Bagwall
Suffolk-ftret
Middlesex Hospital
Voyage and naval notices from Plymouth and surrounding ports
Sailors report ships retaken and distress at sea. Vessels from Dover Poole and Cork harbor bound for London West Indies arrive at Penzance after collisions. Smugglers and midshipmen wounded near the Viper cutter. Royal Navy orders sail cruises under Sir J Warren and Captain Grirrira with Indefatigable and other ships. Local weather and harbor actions at Plymouth Deal Sheerness and Hythe noted.
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Roxborough
Borwick
Lon On
Dover
Batatbridge
London
West Indies
Penzance
Cork
Port- Aus Prince
Kinsale
Magistracies empower enforcement of reputations debate
In Parliament the motion to bring in bills aligned with resolutions was agreed. Mr Fox moved leave to introduce a bill to prevent stealing and melting publicans fats and vessels, granted, and the bill read a first time amid discussion with Messrs Faddrells Powis and Haartins Browne. The Warwick final Bill faced a division, 197 to 28, adjourned to Thursday.
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Fox
Redd
Ostend Prizes Enter Port Amid War Time Notes
Shipping news from Ostend describes the Vengeance entry with three English prizes, two loaded with coal and one containing an officer and soldiers with civilians. The Seville protected prize entry with a five hour combat against three English cutters. Admiralty correspondence from Newcastle advises convoying Baltic ships as privateers prowl the coast. Additional items note German regiments and society notices in London with multiple births marriages and obituaries.
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Ostend
Livelle
Leith
Stotland
Seville
Veast India Shipping Court Voter on Fleet Policy
A General Court at Indira House debated freight policy for the current year and permanent peace freight. The vote favored adopting a new system that could change naval administration and impact foreign possessions and commerce. At eight, scrutineers reported 345 votes for the question and 375 against.
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Indira House
Surrender of Dutch Settlements Reported in 1796
Intelligence from Bombay states British forces received overland news of Dutch settlements surrendering including Malacca and its dependencies, Fafkapatam, the island of Ceylon, and Cochin on the Malabar coast by late September. It also notes the death of the Nawab of the Carnatic on October 13 and the first minister of the Maratha government on October 24.
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Bombay
Malacca
Isand
Ceylon
Cochin
Malabar
O&eber
Cararicy
O&ober
English State Lottery Drawn Prizes Report
A fragment from the English State Lottery lists drawn prize numbers and amounts. It shows prizes assigned to numbers such as 42,357 17,986 and 21,357 with various two or six lifelike values, though many figures are garbled.
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