Remarks on the Pension List of Ireland in 1763
The pension list in October 1763 drew heavy critique from reform-minded allies while courtiers blocked motions. The Civil Pension List was large, the French and Military lists noted, totaling an annual 752,323 pounds 10 shillings. The record lists pensions ceased by death or other causes between 1725 and 1763.
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Ireland
Scroder
Pris. Auguista
D. of Brunswick
Lady Lenox
Lord Strangford
Lord Ranelagh
Mary Cotterell
Eliz. Maud
Faye
Ann Pitt
I Ab
Montgomery
Ward
Bathurst
Elizabeth Hamfon
Anna Helena Heath
Margaret Vamne
Frs
Mitchel
Vinebon Devoeux
Bailie
Mary Hulley
Jean
Swimmer
Lora Bullar
Earl of Carrick
Hon. Keppel
E.q
Lucy Waite
Lord Camden
Cath. Dykes
Arth
Dirwhon
Esq
R. Marshal
Frances Sexton
Gloucester
Cumberland
Jane Jephson
Sandys
Pierre
Edward Candler
Tho. Stanners
Jer. Novie
L. Malell
Commons
Public Papers Claim Wages Delayed Three Quarters
A letter from the public press defends civil servants against rumors of unpaid wages. It accuses reformers and profligate leaders of spreading slander about the Civil List and royal civil servants, asserting wages have been paid to July fifth and condemning those who spread defaming lies.
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Evenine Pési
Lis Mi
Anecdote of the late Bishop Houcy and charity
The General Erexine Post recalls the pious and eminent Bishop Houcy, praising his character and influence among peers. It notes hospitality and charity as guiding traits, recounting a visit from Bishop Houcy to see Bishop Hough at Harisbury on his return to London.
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Houcy
Hough
Herring
Sherlock
Boulter
Secker
Berfen
Cranmer
Rualty
Latimer
Parker
Uther
Dmalbial
St. David's
London
Harisbury
Bishop Hough
The Curious Life of Mr Lookup and His Wagering Ways
A long tale recounts Mr Lookup a Scotland born gambling dealer who rose from apothecary apprentice to a noted piquet and backgammon player. He built wealth through play privateering and African trade, engaged in speculative schemes near Chelsea, faced perjury charges but escaped, and died in Holland near seventy leaving a marked if morally mixed legacy.
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Republic of Gamesters
Scotland
North
Bath
Lod
Rank
Mr. Lookup
Lora Ch
Loréthip
Lookup
Lord C
Capitol
Fale
Petre
Loskup
Chelsea
H Ltn
Pation
Sam
Lockus
Colonel Chartres
Birch
Tehitife
Thomas F
Cribbidge
Thomas
Courles
Covent-garden Theatre
Mr. Foote
Holland
An Essay on Conjugal Infidelity by Mr Touissant
A historical critique argues adultery as a social crime, weighing its harm to society and the state. It traces ancient, medieval, and early modern laws, noting shifts from public to private concern, with varied penalties across cultures and eras. The piece surveys legality, punishment, and moral impact on families, children, and social order.
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Aucusus
Socrates
Theodosius
England
Spain
Justinian
Theodora
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