Mail from Holland to Madrid and Lisbon limits a dispute
Postscript reports letters from Holland and Genoa dated February noting Madrid and Lisbon appoint Com missaries to fix limits in America and that no effort will be made to preempt disputes. Copenhagen dispatch says six forgers are captured in Weyborg, irons on a vessel bound here. John Anthony Beltetipr of Dijon Burgundy dies at 40 in this city. famed for lifelong reading and never using spectacles.
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Trusts doctrine debated in Lords appeal from Exchequer
The Lords resumed an Exchequer appeal with Richard Lee as appellant and Lord Vernon as respondent. After long arguments, Iford Mansfield argued against applying trust concepts to the case. Lord Mansfield moved to affirm the decree, while peers opposed. The house adjourned after scheduling bills and deferring other matters.
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House of Commons March 11 1775 Debates on Land-tax and Militia
Monday session in the House of Commons passed the bill appointing additional Commissioners for the Land-tax act and agreed to Friday's Ways and Means resolutions. First reading the Militia pay and clothing bill, second reading and committee for Greenwich Hospital and Camberwell lighting bills. Bristel Dock bill presented. Committee of the Search Militia postponed to Thursday. Sir Greg Cooper presented requisitions from Colonel Barré. Debates on army extraordinaries, with speakers Barre Elliot Rigby Johnstone Fox Ellis Burke, Lord George Germain, Hartley, etc. Gallery closed to all but peers and members. A motion in the Committee of Supply to grant 845,001 for extraordinaries was debated. division recorded. House adjourned at nine.
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Worcester Committee Session Contradictory Witnesses Face to Face
On Saturday the Worcester Committee met to hear Walsh and Sir Watkin Lewes witnesses. Lloyd opposed Mitchell and Neale opposed Fombins. Evidence sharply contradicted itself before the witnesses faced Malet, each calling on the other to attest to their truth.
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Veterans Day Session Returns to Worcester Committee
The Worcester Committee hears testimony to clear Max Walth of corruption and anticipates parole testimony and a statement from Mr. Cooper on behalf of Mr. Reus. The group adjourns to eleven o clock, with broader war anxieties and reports on General Montgomery and Carleton, and dispatches from Glasgow about regiments and fleets for America.
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Perfumer's Lavender Essence and Roses Milk Advertised in London
Warren of Mary-le-Bonnefręt presents volatile lavender essence described as best for head ache sore throat and nasal obstructions with fragrant handkerchiefs. Milk of Roses claims cleansing and skin preservation from infancy to old age, offered at set prices. Royal liquid of violets and jasmine touted for nourishing and strengthening.
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Royal Letters Patent Endorsed by Leading Kingdom Families
Fragmentary OCR hints at a royal grant or patent approved by prominent noble or royal households. The text references the King’s Royal Letters Patent and approval by first families in the kingdoms, suggesting an official recognition or grant with high noble backing.
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Unknown Poem Sent to Editor Reflects on Death and Afterlife
A maid servant's verse, printed by the editor, ponders life, faith, and the unknown world after death. It questions where the soul goes, the boundary between mortal life and immortality, and ends with a plea for divine happiness in the afterlife.
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Liveral Letters Postponed Amid Lords Debate
Unavoidably postponed, the Liveral Letters and related items due to the extraordinary length of the debate in the House of Lords. The delay affects planned distribution and discussion timelines for the debated topics.
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House of Lords
High Water Times At London Bridge Schedule
Reported high water levels at London Bridge with tides noted for morning and evening. Entries show 8 m after 77 in the morning, 4am after 7 in the evening, and further readings 3am and 8 in the evening on Thursday, along with a 52 m indicator.
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Price of CORN and grains at the Corm-Exchange
Monday price listings show CORN at 36 to 425, Barley 14 to 258, Rye 24 to 265, Wheat around 36 to 425 with various fort numbers. Additional entries include Rapeseed and flour prices with multiple date annotations and market figures.
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Shana
Stock Market Jumble Signals Mixed Rates
Fragmentary OCR note mentions stocks, bonds, and percentages with unclear references to prices and indexes. Names and places are obscured, but hints of market activity appear along with a 3 percent detail and bond stage terms, suggesting a brief financial blotting of the day.
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