Waldegrave dies as excise duties shift debated in Parliament
The era of James Earl Waldegrave ends at 60 with his Albemarle Street home death from smallpox. Reports claim sessions will seek to lessen duties on Cyder and Perry and reallocate taxes, while new appointments and court notices follow. Fire in Barker Street injures workers. marriages and public notices fill the week with ship movements, theft trials, and coroner inquiries marking a busy London scene.
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Perry
Albemarle Street
James Earl Waldegrave
Chewton
The
Dutchy of Cornwall
Sianatics
Exchequer
Royal Society
Order of the Garter
Prince of Wales
Drax
Henry Drax
Wareham
Maria
Edward Wade
Bath
John Waldegrave
Dragoons
Newcastle
Saffordshire
Earl of Waldegrave
Henley
London
Richard Haynes Osmond Cook
George Drice
James Oates
Woolstonecraft
John King Alexander Burte
Bambridge
Whincop
Plymouth
Martin Loop
Portsmouth
Benzitle
Chichester
Barker-street
Whco
Laft
Hatfield
Thomas Adams
Ware
Martha Lord
Hatfield Broad Oaks
Coventry
Godfrey Woodward Vane
Horse Grenadier
Birch
James Birch
Warwick
St. James's Clerkenwell
Andrew Walker
Cold-bathfields
Amey Clements
Norwich
Robert Kempton
Fleet-treer
Temple-bar
St. Dunstan’s Church
Mary Warren
Catherine-wheel-yard
St. James’s
Blight
Joseph Solomons
Wenman
St. Bartholomew’s
Maidenhead
Epping Forest
Pirefem
Duke of York
Viscount Bateman
Thames
Robert Ladbroke
Foot’s Crag
Kent
Bishop’s Head
Cannon Street
Barchit Highway
Compter
Shac
Liuista
Hermone
William Gibbons
Woimea
E Buys
Bridewell
Guildwall
bait-India Company
East Indies
Salen Oo Snes
Jae Eves
Ney
Habour
England
Scotland
Britain
New Chapel in Park to Offer Divine Service Soon
An 18th century notice announces a new chapel in Park, St George parish. Gentlemen and ladies are invited to view pew plans at Mr John Spencer’s carpentry shop, with details handled by the clerk for the Proprietors.
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Sue
St. George
Hanover Square
Micha
Dias Nexe
John Spencer
London Evening Post Letter on Cyder Tax and Standing Army
A 1763 letter from Charing Cross defends Lord Mayor efforts against Excise on Cyder and criticizes a court spy. It argues against standing armies, warns of debt and risk to liberty, and urges repeal of the cyder duty. The writer laments Scottish naval appointments and asserts English allegiance and national unity under the crown.
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London
City of London
Cyder
Perry
Charing Cross
York and
Lancaster
England
Charles the Second
France
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