Bankrupts and Dividends Listed in London Gazette May 6
The London Gazette lists multiple bankrupts with surrender dates at venues such as the Angel Inn Worcester the George Inn Whitchurch and Guildhall. It also records upcoming dividend payments including Charles Dare Thomas Waldron Benjamin Hale Joseph Matthewman John Collins Thomas Chesterton William Bower Mary Oulton Edward Richards John Heard William Bant John Bishop Edward Pickering John Penwell Thomas Hooper James Lenois William Daniel Thomas Llandovery Margaret Thomas Rees Thomas and Joan Macgregor with respective amounts and payment locations.
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Stephen Jones
Maitley
Worcester
Angel Inn
Lea
Benjani Parforis
Dadington
Salop
George Inn
Whitchurch
Attornes
Attornes,Meff. Allens,Furnival’s Inn. . . Willish Crane
Oxford-market
Guildhall
Nowell
King’s Bench Walk
Temple
Thomas Armfield
Edward Armfield
Great White- Lion-street
Fieel
Mayhew
Bangor-court
John Chamabers
High Holborn
Borfeedealer
Acten
Jackson
Markline
Charles Dare
Cripplegate Buildings
Tallow
Chandler
Thomas Waldron
Catherine-street
Strand
Une
Benjamin Hale
Snowhill
Joseph Matthewman
Sheffield
Tontine Inn
John Collins
Thrapston
Northampton
Thomas Chesterton
Berkeley-square
Haberdasher and
Milliger
William Bower
Devonshird-street
St. Botolph
Bishopsgate
Fillkman
John Greenway
Dronfield
Derby
Merschant
Tentine Inn
Harbin Elderton
Bow Churchyard
Cheapside
Mary Oulton
Middlewich
Cheftey
White Bear
Edward Richards
St. Martin’s le Grand
Ollman
John Heard
Bude
Cornwall
Bristol
William Bant
White Lion Inn
Jane
John Bishop
Edward Pickering
Coventry
Xirbon and Turf
Leven
White Bear Inn
Tune
John Penwell
Ampthill
Bedford
Baker
King’s,Arms
Thomas Hooper
Longham
Dorset
Old Antelope Inn
Poole
James Lenois
William Daniel
Fenchurch Street
Guilshall
Thomas Thomas
Llandovery
Carmarthen
Margaret Thomas
Rees Thomas
Llangadock
Mercers
Joan Macgregor
Shoreditch
Grocer
English Parliament Lords Session Minute on Scotch Appeals
In the House of Lords the Committee of Privileges advanced the Scotch Appeals in Lord Ogilvie's case then the session resumed and the body adjourned.
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Committee of Privileges
Lord Ogilvie
House of Commons Session Highlights May 16
Reports passed engrossed and third reading granted for several bills including Spondon Inclosure Darlington Moor Inclosure Elsemere Poor. The Wakefield Church Bill read third time and passed. Indian War papers laid before the House. Pilchard Fishery Bill second reading and committee. Public Revenue report laid on table. copies ordered. Salt Petre duties and Hemp cultivation referred. French Revolution debate adjourned after private talks.
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Spondon
Darlington Moor
Elsemere
Wakefield
Ryder
Pitt
Petition and Test Act Debate in the House of Commons
Sir Gilbert Elliot leads a debate on reading a petition from the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland seeking abolition of the Test Act as it affects Scots. The discussion covers origins, Union treaties, religious liberty, and whether Scotland should enjoy equal rights without further test requirements, with a division resulting in a 87 vote majority against the motion and the matter postponed.
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G. Elie
General Assembly of the Church of Scotland
Church of Scotland
Gilbert Elliot
Scotland
General Assembly
Mr. Pitt
England
Church of England
Gilbert
Aia AG
Great-Britain
Frangis
Pulteney
A&t
Mgr
Anfruthe
Rolls
Adam Ferguson
Gilbert Elliott
Dundas
Baronet
Britain
Fox
Lord Cooper
Lord Hay
Penny
Church of Inland
Macleod
Prince of Wales Indisposed After Royal Entertainment
Wednesday morning report says the Prince of Wales has a serious chest pain and has been bled several times. He is improving but advised to stay home. Rumors mention Lord Carlisle as Home Secretary and Burke’s son as an ostensible appointment. Letters from Vienna confirm unrest in Constantinople with revolts feared between March 17 and April 6. Dutch East India Directors allow merchants to send European goods to the Cape and India aboard Company ships, excluding war munitions. Pitt re-elected MP for Dorchester without opposition.
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Royal
Prince of Wales
Coldstream Regiment
Duke of Cumberland
Lord Carlis le
Mr. Burke
Vienna
Constantinople
Peru
Dutch East India Company
Cape of Good Hope
India
W. Moxton
Pitt, Esq
Dorfethhir
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Quebec
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