Debate in the House on Treaty Refer to Supply Committee
The House debated the January 1776 treaty with Hesse-Cassel and the port duties for colonial services. Ministers faced ridicule over revenue plans while supporters argued the measures could weaken America and widen war costs. The division at 2:15 AM ended 242 to 88.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Commons
Caffel
Heffe-Caffel
Committee of Supply
Joe ‘ Nford
Johnstone
Conway
Barré
Almeriga
America
Berke
Bobons
Stanhope
George Savile
Rigby
Colonel Barré
Boston
Variety. 4 Tale for Married People
A 18th century poem in four tales for married couples contrasts idyllic rural dreams with modern temptations. A pair abandons quiet life for city amusements, discovers dissatisfaction, then learns true happiness comes from shared heart and balanced variety at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murat
Tobit
Telemachus
Amus
Jenny
Skip
Jill
Metropolis
Next of Kin seeks hearing March 4 1776 in Lincoln's Inn Fields
A widowly claimant, Mrs Mary Skyring of Abby Kent, seeks legal hearing March 4 1776 at Lincoln's Inn Fields. A broad subscription list supports relief for distressed Church of England clergy in North America, with numerous nobles and churchmen contributing through London bankers and trustees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Skyring
Abby
County of Kent
Robert Skyring
Knowlton
Willam Hamilton
Lincoln's Inn Fields
Marche
Church of England
North America
Meff. Hoare and Co
Gosling and Co
Fleet-street
Drummond and.Co
Charing-cross
Thestes
Courtenay
Hanover
St.Davids
Biddph
Nd Co
William Pearce
Mr. Edwards
Biscan
Kays
Wes RG
Richard Croftes
Duke of
Neisagh
Lillie
Aynfesmb
East Apthorpe
Creyedon
Gant
Vincent
West
Stinton
Lincoln
Charles Pole
Ciril-Jackson
Warner
Edex
Jane
Acton
Gloucestershire
Gloucester
Lushington
Heath
Samuel Jackson
George Hay
Collins
Dogers Commons
Tho, Tyrwhitt
Tho, Coutts and Co
Wm. Disney
Trinity College, Cambridge
Robert Markham
George Pocock
Exeter
Gilbert Sclater
Mayor
Ann Shirley
John, Francis
Charles Rivington
Polter Forester
Bath and Wells
Thomas Dyer
Durham
James Algeck
Ed. Beadon
Lord Trevor
Robert Richardson
Edward Wynne
Winchester
George Baker
Lord Dartmouth
Lord Gower
James Lee
Hackney
Lord North
George Onslow
Morris Robinsony
Earl of Guildford
Richard Eyre
Christopher Wilson
Francis Houllam
Mr. Hertherington
Thomas Barstrow
Henry Hoare and Co
Samderson
Samuel Peach
John Oglander
Henry Hinde
Bedford
Hillingbery
Chi
Fayting
Chichester
Prestton
William Bayntun
Richard Willett
Wer
Dromore
Ditta
Ant
Samuel Smith
Aldermanbury
Mitchell
Brighthela
Thomas Shellard
Samuel Whitbread
Bristol
Debat
Hand
Heslop
Shepherd
Christ
Cambridge
Sutton
Benson
Bulkeley Lincoln
Lucas
Brockman
Beachboroug
Lyrich
Aldsham
Duncombe
Richerbury
Mayhew
Ditto
Mr. Stedman
Preston
Fice
Stedman
Mr. Bunce
St. Stephen’s K
Freemoult
Canterbury
Heartie
Alderman Friend
Dé Lafceaux
Woodroffe
Worcester
Dean and Canons of
Windsor
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Fullett
Bolish
Massachusetts Bay
Ty Parves
Uxbridge
Middlesex
Iver
County of Bucks
Colny
Denham
Crowder
Salthill
Beaconsfield
High Wycomb
Aylesbury
Jarvis
Longford
Robert Mills
Richard Amner
J. Johnson
St. Paul’s
Churrch-yard
Thomas.Mole
Publishea
Fele
EF Har Wood
St. Paul’s Churchyard
M.D. T. DE Bienville
M.D
Edw
Sloane Walmot
Bew
Theatre- Royaltin-Covent-Garden
Thompson
St. Paul's Churchyard
Guittar
Mr. Scheele
Royal Academy of
Stockholm
Scheele
Paris
M. Boullanger
Ph.d. G
Paternofters Row
J.walter
J. Ridley
St. James's
W. Brown
Esfex-street
Strand
G. Kearfly
Fleet-streeys
W. Davenhill
Cornhill
Suffolk
Great
Ashfield
Alston
Nayland
London
Nel
Een
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