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Newspaper

General Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

May 04, 1773

Page

4

Petition and debates on bankers duties and foreign imports

In a lengthy session Lord North presented a petition from leading bankers urging measures to ensure repayment of debts and prevent embezzlement. Townshend and Townshend argued that imports by foreign ambassadors harmed domestic trades. A committee was named to probe the issues, including the impact on weaving and credit, while debate touched on treating ambassadors with respect and enforcing existing laws.

Pownall Lord North Eli Hoare Préscott Charles Asgill Baldero Tightingal T Walpole Henkey Soho Sownshend Townsend Hunself France Spain Rattic Tomminhead Minackworthpoke Saigon Norththen Trecothick Harrison Jeremiah Pyron North Dowdeswell Hartison Tord North John Cavendith God George St. James’s Street Lord Romney Carbinger Piccadilly Hankson Bethnalgreen Southwark Dee Englishibatch Bath John Day Yetterday Kensington Wallington Or. Hein Knightsbridge Knightsbridge,. Mrs. Blanchmore, ‘2 Widow Lady. . Leeds, May 4, Tattersal Blackstone-edge Lancaster Castle Col. Townley Rochdale Todmorden Tattersal Sowerby Heptonstal East Indies Dick Asoney Schofield York Cowper Topcliffe Northe Knaresborough Jonathan Wilkes St. John’s Clerkenwell Kircher

Tax on hounds sparks debate and proposed plan

A Long provincial letter argues for a dog tax to curb nuisance and madness from roaming hounds. It details a tiered payment scheme for packs and individual hounds, plus penalties for misused or feral animals. The piece references Exeter bylaws, imports, and various political notices. It ends with other local and national items, including criminal notes and public announcements.

Pug Prince Chloe Fidelle Londor S-End Exeter Great-Britain Cornwall

Court delays and corn import bill dominate ministry agenda

The Ministry awaits a reply from Madrid via Mr Slaughter on naval armaments. The Upper Assembly accepts the corn import export bill report, while the Lower Assembly passes amendments to the East India tea bill and grants leave to introduce a bank note imitation prevention bill. A petition from Devonshire manufactures requests action on kerseys and cloth.

Slaughter Madrid Devonshire

High Water Timings Noted at London Bridge

Observers record high water events at London Bridge timed for tomorrow starting 46 minutes after 2 in the morning and 5 minutes after 4 in the afternoon with additional notes for Saturday at 23 minutes after 7 in the morning and 46 minutes after 3 in the afternoon.

London-Bridge

Stock market prices and bank loan notices

Stocks and bank term notes appear with fragmented figures and unclear labels. Confol and Bank entries show percent values and small numeric codes, but the readable facts are sparse and difficult to interpret from the garbled OCR.

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