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Newspaper

General Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Mar 09, 1775

Page

2

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.

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.

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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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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