Debates on Debtors Law and Ministers Dismissal
The Lords discuss a motion to appoint a committee on debtors and creditors and attack ministers over wartime policy, naval rewards, and Ireland governance. Earl of Suffolk pushes for removal of the first Lord of the Treasury while Grenville and other peers defend ministers and urge defense and unity amid wartime strain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Lords
Lord Moira
Lord Kenyon
Earl of Suffolk
Lord Rodney
Earl Howe
Hume
Charles.Greys
West Inaics
Earl Fitzwilliam
Ireland
Treasury
Lord Grenville
Admiral Rodney
Rodney
Charles Grey
Pilnitz
Vienna
Berlin
Hay
Earl Kinnoul
Earl of Sufely
Marquis of Sandown
Poliver
Duke of
Norfalt
Marquis Zossafiend
Credit Support for Chesterfield Bank Notes in 1797
In March 1797 the inhabitants of Chesterfield and nearby areas express public confidence in the Bank of Merits Hornby Esdaile Raynes and Gillett of Chesterfield. They pledge to receive the bank notes in payments at Chesterfield for notes payable in London on demand, urging others to adopt the same practice. The list of subscribers includes Henry Hunloke Sitwell Sitwell J H P Clarke C H L Rhodes AJL Maynard Joseph J Jebb jun B Thomas Paul Bright John Inman and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chesterfield
Merirs
Hornby
Esdaile
Raynes
Gillett
London
Henry Hunloke
Sitwell
J. H. P. Clarke C
Rodes
AJL
Maynard
Joseph J Jebb
Thomas Paul Bright
John Inman
Joseph Glossep
John Carver
M.M. Middleton
Morewood
Essence of Peppermint Patent Medicine Adverts
An 18th century advertisement proclaims Essence of Peppermint by royal patent. It touts instant relief for stomach and bowel troubles, reviving spirits, and claims genuine quality against counterfeits. Sold in Nottingham and shipped nationwide through Thomas Boosey and partners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juniper
J. Striper
Nottingham
Jhis Agert
Thomas Boosey
Old Broadastreet
Royal Exchange
Tay
Lewbery's
East End
St. Paul's
Bayley and Lewe
Cockspur-freet
Huthand, Elder, and Co
Edinburch
Ward's Medicinal Warehelfe
Gray's Inn-lane
Hol Et Sak Soppey
Restorative Nervous Cordial praised for vision and health
A testimonial from William Spicer Dix of Exeter extols Restorative Nervous Cordial and Botanical Syrup for curing a severe nervous illness and blindness. He recounts recovery after trying the remedies, mentions a young lady saved from danger, and lists multiple retail outlets across Britain where the products are sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exeter
Teignmouth
London
Dorry
William Spicer DIX
John Coward
John Chiffem
House of Commons March 27 Parliament aims on bread and corn bills
The session notes Alderman Anderson proposing a bill to amend the law on bread size while Mr Ryder introduces a bill to restore corn import and export rules to their former footing. Abbott delays further committee reports as Porter postpones action on the Southwark petition. Lords hear royal assent for American Intercourse, Militia Pay, and Scotch Quota Bills. The Bank Indemnity Bill moves toward recommittal with clauses on bank note payment and revenue collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Jeave
Ryder
Abbott
Porter
Southwark
House of Lords
Ce. Fox
Bank-borgs
Aucley
Iig
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Francis Martin
Cortrbore
Cote
Bridport
Coriduét
Board of Ly
Grendille
Fusport
John Morewood
Manley
Thomas Bower
John Barnes
Brown Josial
Richard'Graves
Royal Navy
Hambury Fort
Honiton
Devon
Dix
Ds Baxter
Edinburgh
Doéter
Albion-street
Jeboult and Co
Bacon
Oxfordauret
Bourgeois
Haymarket
Sharz
Ward
Gray’s-Inn-lane
Holborn
Davis
Cord
Buffin
Sheppards
Bristol
Baxter
Brown
Tolgey
Read
Vine-street
MacDonald
Glasgow
Chalmers
Aberdeen
Newbery's
St. ‘Paul's
Churchyard
Utt’s
Utt’s. and’ Boulton
Pidding’s
Panthéon
Oxforden
Williams's
Palay
Collin’s
Salisbury
Spilsbury
Co. Mary-ftreet
Vedders
Three Kingdoms
House OF Commons
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