Debate on Adelphi lottery and East India affairs
Records of the English House of Commons session detailing a petition for lottery rights to sell Adelphi buildings, opposition by Speaker and Lord North, and committee moves. Debates on East India Company loan terms, dividend limits, revenue division, and governance, with remarks on company conduct and a note on Italy’s opera scene and Florentine theatre manners.
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Adams
Adelphi
Feller
Speakter
House
Thomas Townshend
Treasury
Cox
Rurely
Marybone
Fenyns
Thames
L House
Selby
Richard Sutton
Cholmondeley
Mackworth
Lord North
East-India Company
Bacon
Company
The
India Company
East- Acdia
East India Company
Daid Company
Theim Imebtsy
Dempister
Speaker
Dempster
Fabnstone
Fort St. George
Fort St. David's
India
Jord
Myslf
Paine
Glass's Magneshea Patent Medicine for Prince of Wales
An early advertisement touts Glass's Magneshea approved by the government and given to the Prince of Wales and other royals. Sold in London by W. Davis and W. Nicoll, it claims purity and strength, praising its stomach acid neutralizing power, gentle laxative effects, and suitability for children and the elderly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theatres-Royal
London
Edwards
Royal Academy
Hall
J. Bell
Exeter Exchange
Strand
Ee Merritt
Richard Merritt
Seven Oaks
Kent
Peer Sharp
N. B
Glass
Prince of Wales
Oxford
Guinea
W. Davis
Piccadilly
W. Nicoll
St. Paulo Churchyard
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House of Commons
Florence
Italy
Bary of Corxe
Orrery
England
Russia
Old
Tealtan
Ine
Sapte Ee
Spkr
Rankhays
Awas
Patrick Murdock
Dr.d
James Thomson
W. Bowyer
J. Nichols
Strahian
J. Rivington
B. Law
W.*owen
Cicero
William Guthrie
Lelius
Atticus
Quintilian
T. Waller
Ferter-lane
Fleet-streets
Tsocrates
Joshua
Winsdale
Mr. Young
Marcus
J. Hart
Price