The Woollen Trade and a Pamphleteer's Reply
In Dublin April 18 the writer defends his debate on trade policies and the woollen industry against misrepresentation. He asserts the importance of export concerns, cites parliamentary petitions, and rebuts accusations of disaffection to the crown while noting calculations on wool quantity. A London pamphlet on the woollen manufactory is referenced.
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France
London
Great Britain
Webber
Ireland
Dublin
John Wainwright
S Court of Exchequer
England
Fingall
Robert Grattan
St. Audean’s
Patrick
Jamaica
Vernon Nominated for Parliament Amid Royalist Sentiment
London reports a meeting of about twelve liverymen at the Fleece Tavern in Cornhill led by Sir Joseph Hankey to nominate Admiral Vernon for representation in several boroughs. The piece details rival bids for Norwich and Westminster seats, forthcoming parliamentary dissolutions, and appointments, with notices of peers and local deaths in the region.
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Cornhill
Joseph Hankey
George Champion
William Billers
Alderman Baker
Alderman Perry
Admiral Vernon
Vernon
Horace Walpole
Alderman Vere
Norwich
Cornwall
Richard
Edgcumbe
Treasury
Leftwithiel
Knighton
Radnorshire
George Chafe
Richard Chafe
Much-Hadam
Hertfora
Litchfield
Stafbedth
Staffordshire
Biddulph
Philus Beddulph
Elinhurst
Charles Lyttelton
Frankley
Worcestershire
Thomas Lyttelton
Admiralty
House of Peers
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Shafusbury
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Francis Chute
Luke Robinson
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Deceas
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Fortune
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