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Newspaper

General Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Feb 17, 1774

Page

3

Bills on Papists leases rejected in Irish House of Commons

In London, the Irish House of Commons debated two Papist lease bills. The Chairman was restored, the two measures were rejected by large majorities. News from Petersburgh reports salt mines and Orenburg supply. Stockholm notes an academy of music and a lottery to fund it. Other items include a ship aground near Blacksall and a staged social event at Bow Church. The Adelphi Lottery plans and various street incidents are mentioned.

London Irish House of Commons Langrishe Burke Mr. Burke Maunfeld Papiris Petersburgh Pallas Russian Empire Orenburg Baskier Europe Stockholm Prince of Wales Shea Corke Havre-de-Grace St. Ives Apollo Macurdy St. Christopher’s Blacksall Bow Church Cheapside Mansion House Adelphi Christ’s Hospital Pblve-Coat Stock Exchange Adelphi Lotyategl Smithfield Aldersgate-street Mount-street Grosvenor-square Nevill Fettérlane John’ Young Rose and Crown Inn Sudbury Suffolk Belchamp St. Paul’s Essex Clare Bury St. Edmund's Tiwelve Braintree Welch Minehead Bristol Dunster Mbne Duntter-Somerset Ellicombe House Thomas Leigh Tapscott Chifford’s Inn Pieten Whitter Hinmftham Tiverton Devon Abel Eashangesney Royal Exchange Adam Ickerts Met Robert-street Ana T. Lowndes Fleet-street Bretherton and Sewell Newbery St. Paul's John Pridden N.B Luke Trevigar Church of Chichester Dyer Chin Forthergill George Stevens Dr. Whitefield University of Oxford

Meeting of the Clergy at Feathers Tavern 1774

An opinion of the committee appointed to consider best means to carry into execution the General Meeting resolutions was confirmed by the Society. The resolutions are listed as follows and pertain to actions agreed at the latest meeting.

Feathers Tavern Strand Feathers ‘Tavern

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