Tax Surcharges and Public Cost Amid Parliament Acts
A report outlines the financial impact of recent Acts on servants and households, detailing surcharges, penalties, and anticipated public benefits. It notes how commissions claim power to relieve penalties, the broader fiscal shift, and projected yearly gains to the public, with additional dispatches on European diplomacy and naval movements.
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Spera
Jaca Ata
Fragmentary debate on tax bill and reported delays
Fragmented OCR text records a parliamentary debate on a tax bill with a proposed third reading delayed to Tuesday week due to New Year’s Day. It notes discussions on modifications, potential defalcation, and the report’s timing. Numerous names and places follow as notices of attendees and witnesses from Guildhall and inns.
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Earl of
Kingston
Ireland
Rencome
Fitzgerald
s.Grang
Wilkes
Fry
Newgate
Ludga
Huntingdon Milit'a
Canterbury
Deal
Yarmouth
Huntingdon
11Th Regiment of Foot
Norwich
Colchester
Pin
Vest
Mir, Vierney
Pitt
Notice of Drawing Room Canceled and Privateer Capture
London Gazette reports no Drawing Room at St James's until January 78 1798 for the Queen's birthday. Also letters from Captain Gusningham of HMS Chyde dated December 13 1797 note the capture of the French privateer brig Success near Bayonne after five days at sea, with one American vessel taken.
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St. James's
Offcey
Gusningham
Chyde
Evan Weean
Ebeg
Admiralty
Bayonne
Ebave
Honour Toxbe,. &c. CrariesCinivinca Am
Multiple Tradesmen Surrender at Guildhall Notices
A early modern list records numerous local traders and craftsmen including grocers woollen-drapers and surgeons bound to surrender by Feb 3 at Guildhall. Attorneys named with firms such as Meff ann Seytagar Cavendith and Bunn and Gray appear for various defendants across streets like Oxford Street Holborn and Fleet Street.
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Smyth
Oxford
Holborn
Salermar
Guildhall
Attornes
Ildhall
Clark
Fitzroy
Fquare
feFullich
Broadway
Wellstritter
Marfofis Newingtoft
Butts
Reynolds
Royal hunt and court news of December 25 events
Monarchy notes describe a royal hunting chase with the Earl of Chesterfield and generals amid thick fog, followed by divine service at St George's Chapel and furniture making as a state cradle gift. Reports cover ships sailing to Madras and Bombay, spice trade prices, and troop deployments to reinforce colonies, with a focus on royal movements and imperial logistics.
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Alletter
Vienna
Budverg
Rufsian
Peterbourgh
German Empire
Bulletin de
Ler Republique
Ainst
Duncan
America
Philadelphia
Congress
Earl of Chesterfield
Lord Cathcart
Gerth
Cobham
Guildford
Br. Wilton
Wirtemberg
Stutgardt
William George
Prince ‘of Orange
Honeyman
Cuxhaven
Farangath
Chesterfield
East-India House
Bombay
Octan
Patton
Kalatra
Earl
Talbot
Ceres
King George
Marquis
Lansdown
Minerva
Houghton
Britannia
Lord Thurlow
Rafe
Hillsborough
Coloniel Nethistis
Dontingo
Parish births and burials in 1796 to 1797 ledger excerpt
Fragmented record lists christenings and burials by parish within and outside walls, with counts by age and gender. Includes totals for Middlesex and Surrey, notes on decline in burials, and a line about executions reported to have occurred in Middlesex and Surrey.
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Middlesex
Ciny and Liberty
Wettmingter
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