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Election Merits and Royal Assent in 1721 Parliament
The Commons condemned Philip Caven dish as sitting member for Beer-Alston, electing St. John Broderick in his place. The King approved bills strengthening reform acts, guiding factories, roads, and river navigation, with private measures. News notes include a Hanoverian envoy’s son married, a lord ill, and stock and death tallies, plus advertisements for races and books.
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London
Fune
Harry Dutton Colt
Mr. Saunders
Capt
St. Loe
Commons
Beer-Alston
Devon
Philip Cavendish
St. John Broderick Esq
Lord Middleton
Ireland
House of Peers
Fty
St. James’s Square
Verge
Westminster
Gregory
Somerset House
India
York
Royal Exchange
Bank
London Assurance
York Buildings