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Newspaper

General Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Apr 06, 1773

Page

4

Proceedings in the Lower Assembly on bread law and highways

Yesterday in the Lower Assembly the bill to regulate household bread faced debate with Pownal arguing for a return to old standards while warning of potential harm. Amendments were accepted. plans to withdraw highway reform were discussed as peers referenced petitions and committee actions.

Ludlow Clovcel Femina Sibdon Castle Salop Poisen Asluance Mr. Fleming Hereford Henry VIII Sir Michael Forster Sir Rich Sutton Pownal Alfred George II London Gilbert George Savile Leeds Selby Coumiel Whitworth Rose Fuller Mackworth Fox House of Peers Committee of Ways and Means Committee of Supply House of Commons Geth Sheffiet Birmingham Mrr. Jackson America West Indies Great Britain Pnt Lord North Pide Newport Eames Baltic Prussia Mecklenburg Holland Rochfort Genoa France Marseilles Scotland Greenland Roach Philadelpia Cadiz Charles Town South Carolina John Monk Hobeaw New England Capt. Flowers Gibraltar Baifiness Boston New-York Hogg Alexander Philadelphia Will Cornhill Waring Roberts Kentchurch Michel-Dean Gloucester Warwick-lane Ivy Lane Paternotter-row Newgate Market John Martin Taylor Warcop Westmoreland Barnsley Gerbeman Moore Hawke Guinea Stephen Mercury Sowerby Bxtley Adamson Cotton’s Wharf Recorder Newgate Richard Bilby John Beazer Richard Beazer John Beazar James Sheridan William Harding Joseph Piddick Earl of Suffolk Richard Bilhy Parr Whetstone John Plumb Stat Kingston Urfler Stafford John Wilkes Bellison John Carter Great Salkeid Cumberland Leo. Walker Fanny Swinburnn Graystock Colton Street Westminster Canterbury Barham-downs Mr. Crozier Grantham Mr. Locker Jonas Howletts Lady Hales Cambridge Mr. Gregory Jesus College Exeter John Wilkinson Heavytree

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A garbled OCR excerpt shows partial phrases about a petition and counsel, mentioning unclear names and a division. The readable elements suggest a legal context with references to a petition, counsel, and a procedural action, but essential facts are missing due to distortions.

Stock Prices and Bank Rates Reported

Stock prices show Bank An reduced to 85 percent and Ditto Confol at 86 percent. Other quotations include 140 percent for India dito and 152 Zaiga South Sea ditto. A 3 percent per cent rate and 933 dollars per seat are noted for Comfol.

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