East India Company opposition debate in Lords
Members of the House of Lords heard Mr Mansfield and Mr Adair defend the East India Company against a bill that would curtail its charters and powers. They argued the bill infringes parliamentary faith, threatens property rights, and could turn governance into oligarchy, calling for clear proof of delinquency and fair compensation if rights are curtailed.
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East-India Company
House of Lords
Mansfeld
William
Mansfield
East Indian Company
Supreme Court of Jundicature
House of Commons
Times
Mans
India
Europe
Asia
Jusice
East India Company
Mr. Mansfield
Mr. Adair
Adair
Mr. Hastings
Hastings
Minster
Eaii Fodia Company
Tinople
Grand Lignior
Turbulence in Languedoc and Orleans Destruction
Reports describe a violent outbreak in Languedoc with gibbets erected by Pau Parliament to deter sedition. A worker was shot, troops ordered in, grain to be sent, and further violence noted across Treves archbishopric cantons. A hurricane and whirlwind caused massive damage near Montagne castle, killing and wounding many.
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Languedoc
Pau
Archbishoprick of
Treves
Orleans
Castle of
Montagne
London Upper Assembly Debates on Bills and Committees
The Upper Assembly debated Meff Adams' bill with a division 18 for and 17 against, then committed it for three months. Other measures including turnpike and highways bills advanced. hare bill read once with 18 contents to 14 not contents. East India bill proceedings led by Lord Wentworth with 16 contents and 3 not contents on a clause removal.
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Adams
House of Commons
Lord Wentworth
Duke of Richmond
Parliamentary Busy Session Hints at Royal Assent
Debates detailed in the Commons report the India Loan bill, a plan to export 380000l of English goods annually, and proposed tax and wage measures. Army, naval, and industry matters surface as bills move toward engrossment and third reading. royal favors and Portsmouth plans punctuate the day.
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Tse
House of Commons
Burgoyne
Select Committee
Lord Clive
Lord North
Robert Monckton
Nem. Com
East India Company
East Indies
Johnstone
Mellre
Boulton, Sullivan
Purling
Committee of Supply
Richard Williams
St. Margaret’s
Westminster
Committee of Ways and Means
Quebec
Portsmouth
Boards of Treasury, Trade
Admiralty
Royal Naval Review
Conway
Regiment of Horse - Guards
Wimbledon Common
Kent-street
Southwark
High Water Timings for London Bridge Forecast
The record lists tidal highs for London Bridge with times and measured heights across multiple days. Early morning and late afternoon tides are noted, showing 13m after 2am, 40m after 2pm on the first day, 1m after 3am and 16m after 3pm on Monday, and 30m after 3am and 48m after 3pm on Tuesday.
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London Bridge
Price of Stocks and Bank Annuities in Early Market Notes
The item lists varied stock prices including Bank Stock and South Sea, with percentages such as 3 percent and 4 percent on different bonds and annuities. Mentions India bonds and navy bills, plus references to bank annuities reduced and early afternoon timing at One o'Clock. The fragmented text shows prices and terms like par values and different classifications of bonds.
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India
Gogak South-Sea
India Ann
India Bonds
Navy
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Portscript
Flanders
Paris
London
Cambridge
Fune
King Whittred
Port
Antrobus
Derby
River Thames
Ovid
W. Flexney
Gray’s Inn-Gate
Holborn
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