British Lords vote on contractors bill in mixed majority
A detailed list shows 38 English peers and 11 Scottish peers plus bishops voting on the contractors bill with the majority carried by Scots and bishops, while English peers supported the bill’s commitment. The record specifies numerous noble titles and offices among both sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Lords
Lord Thurlow
Earl Bathurst
Earl of Dartmouth
Duke of Beaufort
Duke of Dorset
Horse
Duke of Montagu
Prince of Wales
Earl of
Earl of Sandwich
Admiralty
Earl of Carlisle
Board of Trade
Earl of Oxford
Plymouth
Earl Ashburnham
Eyre
Viscount Hampden
Lord le Despencer
Scottanna
Duke “of
Chhp
Canterbury
Bangor
Furchop
York
Oxford Bs
Bath and Wells
Chichester
Gloucester
Lincoln
Rochester
St. Davids
Litchfield
Coventry
Englith Peeers
Cotch Peers
Declaration of Medical Agent Appointment in London
LEs Kendrick appoints Hugh Conbe druggist of Stanhope Street Care Market as sole vender of his medicines in London. Medicines include Worm drops fine sugar cakes cures for scurvy and tooth gum issues. He notes wholesale allowances and signs from his Huntingdon warehouse dated January 3 1780.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntingdon
Greenough
T. Greenough
Ludgate-hill
Torancis Newbery
Eat
St. Paul's
Cheapside
Thomas Greenodsh
Southamnster
Mr. Front
Helmsford
St. Anthony’s
Mr. Norton
Golden-square
Piccadily
London
John Norton
Marchant
Mrr. Stockdale
Qld
Bailey
Kearsley
Houghton
Randalls
Royal Exchange
Robertsn
Coyman
Crosby-square
Bissopsgate-street
L Ne
Leadenhall
Denham
Hermitage Bridge
Smith
Blackman-street
Newton
Fraioner
Union Greet
Ginger
Lookfiller
King’s School
Westminster
Elegy on Captain Cook and Ode to the Sun
A Quarto 1s edition presents Misf Seward’s elegy to Captain Cook and an ode to the sun. Printed for J Doddley in Pall Mall. The publication highlights literary works tied to exploration and natural philosophy of the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Captain Cook
Misf Seward
J. Doddley
Pall Mall
Bards
Europe
Great Britain
England
Wales
Joan Howard
Fe.r.s
T. Cadell
Strand
Thomas Baker
Westminster Abbey
Richard Blackburn
Lockyer Davis
Holborn
Dodsley
Pall-mall
Robeson
New Bond-street
Almon
Pracadilly
Walter
Charing-cress
Ridley
St. James’s-street
Owen
Temple-bar
Sewell
Cornhill
Oxford
Cambidge
University of Cambridge
Great St. Mary’s Church
William Cooke
King’s College, Cambridge
J. Archdeacon
J. Merrill
Cambridge
B. White
Fleet-Street
T. Payne
Fen
Mews-gate
Richardson and Urquhart
Royal Exchange
G. Wilkie
Sct. Paul's Church-yard
London
Peulina
ProMia
Berlin
Porsdam
Gans-Sauci
Charlottenburg
Paris
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Ral
Lord Audley
Reiment of Foot
Willoughby de Broke
Lord’ Onslow
Lord Montfort
Lord Sandys
Grantham
Madrid
Lord Scarsdale
Boston
Lord Pelham
Lord Digby
Durham
Lord Sundridge
Duke of Argyll
Scotland
J . ‘Lord Brownlow
Lord Rivers
Awutai
Duke of Richmond
Grafton
Bolton
Devonshire
Portland
Manchester
Rocking Earles
Derby
Pembroke
Berkeley - Abingdon
Scarborough
Jersey
Cholmond “Ferrers
Stanhope Fitzwilliam Egremant Harcourt Radnor
Visc
Hereford
Courtney
St. Asaph
Peterborough
Abergavean de Fewars
Percy
Tham
St. John Craven
Borne
Rhming
Ferrescue
Ravenswortheley Ponsonbywer
Equitable
Black Friars Bridge
William Morgan
Act@uary
Gammon
Grange Inn
Lincoln’s Inn
Wwanted Co
Norfolk
Poe
Charlotte-street
Mar
High Court of Chancery
Matthews Spitter
Thomas Bart
Edmond Thomas
Wenwoe Castle
Crown-Inn
Oakham
Rutland
Ohn Turner
Thomas Banton
Crown Inn
St. Alban’s
South Mims
Middisex
Shifford
Artford
St. A Ban’s
Herford
St. Albay’s
Kentish
N.B
John Winter
Southwark
Gent
Mortrécco
John Kendrick
C.t Day
Tem
Phillips Glover
Hull
Las Tn
T? F.rt
Jon Greetham
Bracebridge
Mr. Prenton
Uphulsterer
Ely
Gmorestreset
Caverdish Square
Midsumm
Southwarmbrough
Hays
Thomas March
Uthwarmborough
Batn Ficke
Farstamy
Hants
Thomas Lee
John. Bonnycastle
J. Johnsin
St. Paul’s Church Yard
Guiden-square
False& Co
Thomas Springall
de. Watts
Carol
Watson
Isaac { Watts
Thomas Cibbgns
Evry
de. Waetts
J. Buckland
T. Gibons
Balgate
Richard Brinfly Sneridan
Garrick
David Gar iv
Rick
Thomas Davies
Covent-garden
Harry Trelawny
A. Bitdhe
Thomas Alcock
A. M
Runcorn
Cheshire
St. Budeaux
Devon
T. Cadet
R.B Sheridan
Lwyn
Anovel
Walker
Wiminsay
Royal Review
Coxheath Camp
le Vane
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