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Annuities Accounts and Lord Widdrington Grant Debate
The House examined accounts of annuities five and four percent and those not subscribed to the South Sea Company. It approved resolutions to grant twelve thousand pounds to Lord Widdrington for debts and family support, and set up a mint revenue of up to 15000 per year. Committees considered the Mutiny Bill and the Harburg Lottery inquiry with powers to summon persons and records.
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South-Sea Company
Chocke
Commons
South- Sea Company
South Sea Company
Lord Widdrington
William
Harburg
London
Exchequer
South-Ses Company