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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Apr 11, 1775

Page

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House of Lords hearing on Andrews v Gillis and bill actions

The House heard counsel on Andrews v Gillis and affirmed the decree. It ordered summons on the third reading of the American restraining bill for Wednesday. It passed the American munity bill the Commissioners of land tax bill the indemnity bill and the Hertford pool bill. The Sleemire inclosure bill was read a first time.

Andrews Gillis Crown Mr. Williams Trent and Mertey Argyle Roads

Inclosure Bills Discussed as Debate Continues

A session read a second time and committed for Wednesday. The Huntingdon Society and several inclosure bills were debated. The Bramdton inclosing bill was lost in committee by one vote.

Huntingdon Society Bramdton

Debate on Ireland trade and East India restriction

In the House of Commons the debate covers re delivering Saltash charters, a plan to move into a committee on the state of British and Irish fisheries, and Burke’s bid to grant Ireland a larger role in wool trade. North insists the motion remains fishery focused, while a broader remit on trade is discussed, followed by a committee on export obligations of the East India Company and a three year extension proposal. The session includes orders for poor laws, houses of industry, whale trade accounts, and a territorial note on Potemkin’s appointment in Africa.

Froufe House of Commons Lord North Great Britain Ireland America Hostle Burke Sukie W. Mayne Conolly France Levant Turkey East India Company Governor Johnstone J. Johnstone Jenkinson Van Cowper Lords

Writs Issued for Knaresborough and Newtown Seats in Parliament

A new writ for Knaresborough to replace the deceased Sir Anthony Thomas Abdy and a new writ for Newtown in Hampshire to replace Harcourt Powell, who has accepted the East Hundreds, are issued. The piece also notes a bill to license a Manchester playhouse and various London society happenings including the Lord Mayor’s Easter preparations, naval launches, and crime reports.

Knaresborough Anthony Thomas Abdy Newtown Hants Harcourt Powell East Manchester St. James’s Mansion House Houses of Lords and Commons Lords of the Admiralty Woolwich Stetin Germany Meff Robéveils Larafont Gurzgenstein Berlin Thither Paris London John and Mary Chappel Keningssburgh Liverpool Fearnall Holyhead Barnes Old Bailey Newpate Aourneyman Carpenter Bride Tane Wood-Street Compter Coron Kingston Robert Goodchild Peter Houston Thomas Ann Latimore Newjail Southwark John Hutchinson Hutchinson Marrid Berwick Henry Lascelles Ord Miss Duff Lord Fife James Harfey Meiji Stone and Cras Pall Mall Suff K Bullen Wlifs Becty Cruagman Cateaton-street Erratum Iat Tuddy Hampton

Evacuation Report Reaches London Gazette

An express from Kinbarn arrived with news of a Turkish evacuation. The Turks delivered the town to British troops and orders were issued to Commandants of Nender and Chattin to withdraw garrisons from their fortresses and disarm.

London Gazette Amlteen Kinbarn Cual Place Nender Chattin

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