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Newspaper

General Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Mar 19, 1774

Page

2

Irish House of Commons Minutes on Tax Measures and Tontine

The Irish House of Commons sat on March 7 8 and 9 with Mr Malone presiding to discuss funding for navigation between Lough Neagh and Belfast and for Foundling Life. They adopted taxes on theatres and puppet shows and on Dublin city houses, plus duties on oil and wax. sessions adjourned after reporting committee resolutions.

AEPH Malone Lough- Neagh Belfast Foundling Burke Dali Foundling Hospital Dublin

Inconsistency and Commerce in Early North America

From Arxin's Miscellanies a polemic argues American trade and navigation enriched Britain. It notes iron, timber, tobacco, rice, and cod from North America feeding ships and markets, while American ships and fisheries cut costs for the navy and factories. The piece contrasts prudence with ambition, urging steady virtue over wealth pursuit.

Eng'l Anp Ap PE Colonis Great Britain North America Lid Haddock Hake Mackarel Whiting America Maryland Pensylvania Spain Piscataqua East Country Royal Navy Ameri Foricg

Trade with North America Urged as Vital Interest

A historical discourse argues that trade with North America is of first importance and should not be sacrificed. It notes costs and risks of current policies, urging prudence and insisting that trade cannot be forced and rarely returns to its original channels after disruption. The speaker appeals to brethren at Lloyd's Coffee-House dated March 27.

Ceefar Foome T’hus England Bay of Honduras North-America Lloyd’s Coffee-house

The Heroine of the Cave at Drury Lane Theatre

Theatrical intelligence reviews a new tragedy The Heroine of the Cave at Drury Lane Theatre on a Saturday benefit night. Based on a magazine story, with Dr Hiffernan completing the work and Barthelomow composing music. Mixed reception notes and hints at future revisions.

Drury-lane Jones Earl of Barthelémow

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