Capital’s finances face fresh tax debate and reforms
Reports from Warsaw through Brussels detail a committee’s plan to examine the capital’s state finances, potential tax increases if abuses are corrected and commerce encouraged. Additional items note military plans in Copenhagen, winter quarters for Hungarian troops, and various European governance motions and proclamations.
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Court of Vice Admiralty orders restitution in El Marambruna case
In Kingston Jamaica the Proctor for Don Saprado and Mr Andes ton obtained a court order restoring money and effects seized on board the El Marambruna after a prior delivery of the vessel. News items report a convict transport mutiny near Newfoundland and various Atlantic storms, uprisings, and naval movements in the Caribbean.
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Robed Rogisth botanist buys Linnaeus collection in dispute
The article reports Smith the Rogisth botanist purchasing for 1350 pounds the celebrated Linnaeus collection. It details Wednesday morning retribution for soldiers and a list of executions and respites, plus a Neapolitan chapel theft in Portman Square, and then moves to a sequence of marriages, deaths, and notable notices across Dublin Bristol and London. The items include marriages of Robert Leffie and Michael Flood, deaths of Cha. King and other gentry, and varied clerical and social notices.
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Southampton County Meeting Selections For Parliament Declared
A Winchester county meeting of over 1200 freeholders considered candidates for Hampshire in the next General Election. Jervois Clerke and Heathcote with Chute were proposed. Heathcote and Chute won broad support as the Sheriff announced a majority for them amid strong demonstrations.
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Hampshire nomination meeting at Winchester favors ministerial candidates
At the Hampshire nomination in Winchester on Thursday a Respectable Landed Interest meeting backed Lord John Ruffell and Mr Jervois while a larger Freeholders gathering without votes surrounded the hall. The Sheriff decided the hands showed support for the Ministerial candidates. A crowd in white smock frocks armed with blue geons headed by a sailor appeared outside, adding tension to the scene.
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Notable Supporters Dine at George Inn for Union Agreement
A large group of respected gentlemen, including Lord Palmerston and Sir Thomas Il dmay, among others, gathered at the George Inn to express unanimous backing for the union between Lord John Ruffell and Mr. Jervois. About ninety seven attendees approved the joint arrangement.
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