Court Minutes from East India Company May 1773
The General Court of Proprietors reports resolutions and communications with Lord North on regulatory plans for the Honourable East India Company and its affairs in Britain and India. The minutes note requests for Lord North to present his bill plan and clarify petition doubts, with discussions of loan, revenues, and territorial acquisitions. Dates recorded include May 4 to May 6, 1773.
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Lord North
India
House of Commons
General Court of Proprietors
Hart India Company
Éncre Court
Downing-fireety
India House
Yéicle Proprietary
Hamat
Piufians
Bloni
Volna
Léntnlias
Cracow
Copenhagen
Paris
Archdeacon's Rally Amidst Mournful Chorus and Insults
The text presents a combative protest in verse from an Archdeacon defending church authority against reformers. It rails at “rascal” critics, asserts loyalty to Church and King, and vows to maintain articles with blood. It mocks Septaries and promises promotion and a mitre for supporters. The fragment ends abruptly with “Totes AS enya.”
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Totes
Enya
Letter urging cut in Queen Anne fund for clergy
A Poor CrerGY Man appeals to QUEEN ANNE TRUSTEES to reduce the two hundred pound endowment for clergy living upgrades. He argues the fund is ample and the need modest, suggesting one hundred pounds may suffice, contending the poorer clergy would gain more if the increase were targeted and affordable amid purchase costs. He adds that trustees contemplate lowering interest, noting distress among incumbents and urging prudent support for needy parishes.
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Crergy
London Bills Await Royal Assent In Next Session
London news reports several bills set for Royal Assent by a commission under the Great Seal, including the Corn and Tea bills, and measures to regulate private coach routes and care for public welfare. The Lower House debated the East India Tea bill and a rogues and vagrants act, with amendments to others and notices of printed reports.
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Cox
RY Whitworth
Ee Pir
Mixdam
Sheffeld
Commons
Isle of Providence
Bahama Islands
Havannah
Burgoyne
Dragoons
Wimbledon-common
Portsmouth
Licker
Gibraltar
Boyd
Wallis
Newfoundland
Plymouth
Spithead
Pamela
Clarissa Harlowe
Sir Charles Grandison
Spring-garden
Europe
England
Newmarket
Jockey Club Plate
Jockey Club
B.C
Farnham
Corduétor
Sir C.sedley
Regulator
Hamilton
Stripling
Rockingham
Holyhock
la Offory
Laura
Clermont
Mark Anthony
Sol
D. Kingston
Scardmettche
Orford
Methodist
Brand
Selina
Grosvenor
Ed March
Liccadilly
D.C
D. C
Seipronuts
Northumberland
Athalia
Offary
Bguin
Ld ‘Clermont
Fox
D. Richmond
Gay
Dué de Lauzin
Tafter
Strode
Ogilvy
Pinchér
Wiafles
B. c
Cremona
Mr. Blakes
Arminda
Vernon
Coombert
Lambeth
Ringsterly
Poplar
London
Princes-street
Rotherhithe
Stepney
George Bluthington
Chelmsford
Linton
Cambridgeshire
Turner
Yarmouth
Talbot
Edinburgh
Dublin
Peterftreet
Donovan
Theatrical Entertainments Tonight
Yesterday and this evening a varied bill at the Welt-u-dian venue features Daury Langs and Aarlequin acts including The Invasion and Phe bippement. King Lear will be shown with a new Farce titled The Grumbler.
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Daury-Langs
Aarlequin
Phe Bippement
Covent-Garpven
Anid Gray
London Bridge High Water Schedule and Market Prices
Listing of high tides at London Bridge for tomorrow and the coming days with times tied to early morning and late afternoon shifts. Includes bank stock figures, South Sea stock, bank annuities, Consols, and various government and company securities with quoted prices and percentages.
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London Bridge
India
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Evexine Post
East-India House
WFO
Pottcript
General Eyening Post
Geo. Hd
Thail
Shire of Perth
David Gremerg
Royal Navy
Privy Council
St. James’s
Ugt
Madrid
Cadiz
Venice
Corfu
Mediterranean
Hague
Dutch East-India Company
Anders
Gauner
Spain
France
Germany
Pragie
Poland
Republick
Dantzick
Holland
Ceylon
Gud
Maunithig
India Ponds
Pr. Navy
Bank Long
Annastag
Avas
Rome
G. Hawkins
Jeane ‘Rivington
W. Johnson
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