Minority in the House of Commons list of names
A long OCR listing Members of Parliament by county and district names, showing a compilation of representatives including Townshend, Grenville, Gibbon, Yonge, Pitt, and many others across Berkshire Bedfordshire Bucks Cambridgeshire Cornwall Devonshire and more, with numerous peers and associates named alphabetically by location and affiliation.
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House of Commons
Middlesex
Viscunt Folkstone
Sabury
Tho. Townshend
Whitchurch
Betfordshire
Bedford
William Wake
Robert Sparrow
Berks
J. Elwys
Christ
Griffith
Reading
Francis Annesley
Windsor
Admiral Keppel
J. Montagu
Bucks
Earl Verney
George Grenville
Buckenham
Pene Eee
Richard Renville
Aykefoury
J. Aubrey
Wendover
Joe Buffock
Chefer
TF. Grosyeror
Cornguall
Sir John Monlesworth
Camelford
J. Amyand
Leféeard
Samuel Salt
Edward Gibbon
S. Michael
Hon
T. Howard
Gallington
J. Dyke Ackland
Qumberland
Henry Fletcher
Cockermouth
James Adair
Ralph Gowland
Darbyshire
George Cavendith
Derby
Frederick Cavendish
Devonshire
Oakhempton
Alex
Wedderburne Honiton
George Yonge
Laurence Cox
Totnet
Philip Jennings Clerke
Exeter
J. Rolle Walter
Corsefire
Humphrey Sturt
Dorcheser
Joseph Damer
Bridport
F. Carey
Tho. Coventry
Wareham
W. G. Hamilton Y Poole
Joshua Mayger
Digbivi—Durlan
Lambton
Oel
Esex
John Luther
Gloucesterfeire
William Guife
Edward Southwell
Tewékefury
William Codringgen
Joseph Martin
Gloucefer
Charles Bryfordshire
George Cornwall
Thomas _ Foley
Fen
Hereford
John
Studamore
Berifordpirs
William Plymer
Tho
Halsey
Dedford
Paul Feilde
Ludlower
Charles Marsham
Tho. Knight
Bechefer
Robert Gregory
Canterbury
William Mayne
Richard Mills
Lancashire
Tho. Egerton
Lescater
Lord Rich
Cavendith
Liverpool
W. Meredith
Rich
Pennant
Wigar
Geo. Byng
Beaumont Hotham
Newtor
Anth. Ja. Keck
Robert V. A. Gwillym
Jeafew
Bire
John Peach Hungerford
Lincolnfoire
Cha
Anderson Pelham
Grimsby
Evelyn Andersoy
Linton
Lord Lumley
Robert Vyner
Midéli
T. Bupetell
C. Wolseley
Bridgewater
Benjamin Allen
Bach
J. Smith
Abel Moysey
Sprifol
Edmund Burke
Henry Cruger
Sonton
Charles Goring
Earl Grinstead
G. Germaine
I. Irwin
Steyning
Filmer Honeywood
Vdrund l. Tho. Brand
G. L. Newenham
Chichester
T. Conolly
Warwickshire
Cha. Holt
Skipwith
Coventry
Edward Roe Yeo
Westmoreland
Michael le Fleming
Appleby
George Jormstone
Worcesterfaire
Edward Foley
Aulten
Savile Finch
Cinque Porrs
Dower
J. Frevanion
Witchtea
C. W. Cornwall
William Needham
Anglefea
Lord Bulkeley
Beaumaris
H. Wiliams
Cardigan
Rob. Smyth
Qarsarrynshire
Atherton -Smith
Deabh
Watkin Williams Wynne
Meriomathfor
Speech on the Tythe Cause Ends Debate in House
Substantive remarks on the Tythe case close the debate with emphasis on legal principles and the 13th of Elizabeth statute. Lord advocates caution, notes that proof of pre Elizabeth composition is lacking, and argues against setting a dangerous precedent for payment without full attendance.
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L—Ncn
ISL P
Elizabeth
Henry
Ryfom
A&s
East- India Company
East-India Company
Robert Griffin
Carnan
St. Paul's Churchyard
Insolvency agitation blamed by editor in Ganewai post
A letter to the editor condemns widespread insolvency actions harming honest traders. It laments destroyed confidence and credit, arguing debtors who ruin creditors deserve punishment akin to highway robbery and that distinctions should be made between honest misfortune and rogues.
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Wasxhall
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Prisoners and creditors Livelihoods in Insolvency Debate
Poignant critique condemns the King's Bench prison as a barometer of moral failure. Writers accuse insolvent debtors of misappropriating funds from honest creditors and call for harsher penalties for those who profit from insolvency. The piece questions the frequency of robberies tied to insolvency relief and warns of a worsening winter if insolvency officers persist.
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King’s Bench
London
Also Mentioned on This Page
Noxta
Britain
Bamshire
Earl of Fife
Elginfhire
A. Dufte
Kingdom
J. Johnstone
Ganewai Evening Post
American Congress
Cadell
Strand
Scotland
Pricces
Falkland
Patriot
John Palmer
J. Johnson
St. Paul’s Churchyard
Gcc
Warwick
Sharp
J. Rivington
St. Paul's Church-yard
Londons
Kent
Edward Hasted
Royal and Antiquarian Societies
Auchor
Christ Church
R. Dodsley
Pallamail
J. Whitton
B. White
Fleet -Freet
Baker and Leigh
Covent Garden
R.baldwin
Patérnofter-row
T. Payne
T € Mews-gate
Prince, and
Fletcher and Hodson
T. Merrill
Cambridge
Bull and Frederick
Bath
Simmons and Kirkby
W. Flackton
T. Smith
T. Fisher
Rochester
J. Hall
Tenterden
R. Walker
Maidstone
J. Hogben
Rye
Erafts
R. Henry
Hatton-garden
W. Nicoll
England
Bata
Evans
Momus
Avas
Borratis
T. Webb
S. Bladon
Flanover
James MacPherson
J. Cadell
Hefort
Great Rostrhn
House of Hanover
James II
James Macpiherson
W. Strait Gigeg
T. Cadell
Studicus
Mre Nairne
James
Mr. Carte
M.de Ro Hethea
Hanover
XA Thich
W. Bayley
Cockspur-street
A. Rothwell
New Bond-reet
F. Newbery
Bookfeller
Ludgate-street
Price
Perfumier
Norse
Leadenhall-street
J. Grosvenor
Chapcervlare
Holborn
T. Greenough
King’s Arms
Ludgatehill
Cockspur Street
Raymarket
New Bond-street 4
M. Pordie
King's Bench
Ludgate-hill
Ra'fam
Perfumer
Haymarket
Ion
J. Price
Beckfear
St. Paul’s Church-yards
J. Grosvener
A.’ Rothwell
New Bond-street
Francis Newbery
Jon
St. Pauls
Church- Yard