Petition dispute and parliamentary notices in 18th century session
The dialogue covers petitions opposing public expenditure reform, remarks on ministerial duties, and motions in the House of Commons. It notes petitions from York Bristol Nottingham and actions on Irish trade, debt relief, and oyster fishery regulation. Also reports naval prizes, privateering, ship movements, and several peerage appointments and marriages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olastly -Muteek
Lord North
Solomon
Mr. Fox
York
Burke
Bristol
Wm. Howe
Nottingham
Boston
Spalding
Lincoln
Wisbech
Ely
Lynn
Norfolk
London
Lord Beauchamp
Portsmouth and Cork bound ships listed in royal orders
Wind carries orders for ships including Dromedary Warwick Pelican Peter Trodd Mersey Gibbons Phenix Footner Salisbury Tarver Neptane Hilliard Liberty Morgan Newnham Waterman Hero Hodgson Dartsfrouth Ward to various ports. Arrived Newfoundland Incustry Fillet from New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deal
Wind S
Magesty
Dromedary
Warwick
Pelican
Peter
Trodd
Mersey
Gibbons
Phenix
Footner
Salisbury
Tarver
Neptane
Hilliard
Portsmouth
Liberty
Morgan
Newnham
John
Waterman
Cork
Hero
Hodgson
Dartsfrouth
Ward
London Division Vote Reveals Whig Minority Shift
A London report details the minority lift on Lord Shelburne's motion on Tuesday. It lists dukes and earls including Cumberland, Richmond, Grafton, Devonshire, and Derby, with notes on the Duke of Chandos and the breach of a solemn pledge to govern the Isle of Wight. The debate notes Northington's vote and the appointment of Lord Dartmouth to the Hants lieutenancy, while others Could not stay for the division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Shelburne
Duke of Cumberland
Dukes of
Richmond
Grafton
Bolton
Devonshire
Rutland Portland Manchester
Marquis of Rockingham
Earls of
Derby
Pembroke
Guffolk
Stamford Berkeley
Abingdon Scarborop
Coventry
Jersey
Cholmont Ferrers
Tankerville
Sanhope Harboroug
Effingham Fitzwilliat Egremont Tenple
Duke of Chandos
Bankrupts and appointments listed in Edfrdshire and Gloucestershire notices
Bundled notices show bankrupts including Rich Bery of Porter and innholders at Guildhall London and Green Dragon Closter. Dividends, certificates and appointments across England list inns, trades, a march 21 date, and promotions in the Guards and Northern Regiment with officers named for Fort George and Fort Major to be Major.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rich, Bery
Porter
Edfrdshire
Surrencer
Marchay
Guildhall
London
Jonathan Robert New
Chener
Green Dragon
Closter
Jrtish Chembers
Texkesbury
Gloucestershire
Inn Helder
the Plough
Cheltenham
Goucesterthire
the Hilton
Bury St. Edmund's
Suffolk
Guldiel
Foin C. Pron
Buho
Fek
James Brion
Joly
Rich
Joseph Frel
Rothwell
Yorkshire
Moneyferivere
Routledge
St. Maurtin’s le-Grand
Eapfica Fillen
W.n. Turpin
Harperden
Terror
Thire
Cragoon Gusris
Robet Gordon
Garner
7Th Reg
Light Dragoons
Jereaish S
Capetain
Ciut
Alexader Baile
Fort George
Amy
Burgoyne Campaign Book with Patents Maps and Plans
A brought edition offers a detailed pamphlet on the Burgoyne expedition of 1777. It includes engravings of maps and positions at Bennington Still Water Huberton Bremus Heights and Stratoga, plus state papers presented to Parliament and a letter from Burgoyne to his constituents. Initially printed by J Almon and Kemp, with editions in Fleet Street and Paternoster Row.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burgoyne
M. Medcalfe
Huberton
Fraser
P. Gerlach
Baumac Bennington
Lieut. Durnford
Swords House
Still Water
W.C. Wilkinson
Bremus Hights
Stiil Water
Stratoga
Wich
Canada
House of Commons
J. Almon
Burtington
Piccadilly
G Kearlly
Fleet-street
R. Baldwin
Westminster Committee Calls For Broad Postal Correspondence
A Westminster meeting dated February 2, 1837, chaired by Charles Tames Fox, resolves that all who wish to correspond should direct letters to Bris Alun at St James's Street. The committee orders weekly meetings at the eleventh hour and tasks the Cuarman to contact chairmen or secretaries of county and city committees to share proceedings and promote the meeting's objects. The resolution is to remain in force until Wednesday February 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl of Carlisle
Lord Shelburne
House of Lords
Yuesday
St. James's
Maj.ety
Solebay
New York
Portsmouth
Sandy Hook
Stewart
Polit Office
Richard Worsley, Bart
George Collier
St. James’s
Canada
Portmouth
Captain Hood
Bellona
Luke
Deversux
Land’s End
Strance
Westminster
King’s Arms
Palace
Fox
Bris Alun
St. Jampes
Cuarman
Westminster Hall
Charles
Tames. Fox
Eaton District
Turnpike Road
Mienday
Is. Hali’s
White Lion
Swanina
Tumby
Livesln
SiAq Sor
E.tates
Lor
Grangf
Turmb
William Overtin
William Jedop
Woit Grange
Hoerncattes
Hogncattle
Boson
Wie Ettace
Asove
Eat Fen
West Fen
Wild Moor
Wien
Pacific
Scredington
Lincoln
Ricard Gil
John Robinson
John Mickleton
Gayt N
Jad
John Richen
Tothill
Lincon
Richard West
Gates
Spalding
Horn
Dean Street
Fester-tane
London
Wetton
Merchants and Warehousemen Faced with Shipments and Bills
A city merchant who exports nearly all commodities warns that while buyers will accept goods at various terms, he will not endorse the bills. He offers options to adjust payments if shipments arrive cheap, noting many manufacturers are overstocked and some relieve pressure by loading goods. Visitors to Mrs. Thornton’s Coffee House may learn more about Mr. Thornton’s method as a safer, advantageous approach for those familiar with bulk purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord
Cork
Cnet
Prince
Godwill
Rees
Fry
Ella Bruquis
la Vera Cruze Viva
Corke
Congress
America
Rocolliers
Saint Joseph
Cadiz
Toulon
Romney
Carrie
Gibraltar
Southampton
Guernsey
France
Nancy
Newcastle
Lisbon
Dunkirk
William
Elizabeth
Buck
Penryn
London
Falmouth
Alderman Kirkman
Lafear
Payne
London Infirmary
East India
Suaiton
Retworth
Sussex
Horsham
Bow Street
Palmer and Andrews
Sir Francis Lamm
Argyle-street
Sir Francis
Donors Commons
Mr. Thornton
Royal Calendar for 1780 Advertisement
This day was published a new edition of the Royal Calendar for 1780 including lists of British and foreign princes and a complete establishment of England Ireland and America with army navy law and revenue. Price two shillings without an Almanack and two shillings sixpence with an Almanack. Printed for Almon and partners in Piccadilly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Ireland
Donland
America
Army
Navy
Law, Revenue, &c
Suas
Radie
Court and City Register
House of Lords
Fces
Scotlan
Grea
Revenue
Law
Also Mentioned on This Page
Committee of Ways and Means and Supply
A. Eaton
Committee of Privileges and Elections
Harry Pablet
Duke of Bolton
Sid
Amsterdam
Vrierdichap
Charles Whitehead
Clare Hall
Cambridge
Ath
Wrotham
Kent
Esatt Grinstead
Cartington Garrick
Tieidon
Eliza Bactfrombe
Hult
Robert Lewrie
Berkeley-square
Miss Middledich
John Middleditch
Tfarket-Street
Cloron
My. Littlefield
Blackwell
Charles Hadson
Staples Inn
Bath
Francis Bowyer
Chancery
Long Acre
William Nichols
Carver and Wilder
Lipper Clip-on
Batty
White Hart Inn
Mr. Wicks
His
Lambeth
Oxforp
Westean
Nokrozk
Bees
Skynner
Nares
B. Hotham
de B. Mansfield
DeGrey F. Gould
Hes
J. Black Fone
B. Eyre
Midbarft
Z Baller
B. Perrvyn
City
New Sarum
York & City
Aylesbury
Hertford
Chelmsford iSnamare
Dorchester
Bedford Not
Huntingdon Derby
Shrewbury
Matustone
Exeter & C
Leic. & Bar
Thetford U4
Hereford
Launceston
Lancaster
Bury St. Ed E
Grinstene
Monmouth
Kingston Rd
New S
Newfoundland
Incustry
Harcourt Northington
Radnor
Hereford Courtenay
St. Asaph
Peterborough Rds
Abregavenny de Ferrars
Paget St. John Craven Osborne Romney King Monson
Fortescue
Ravensworth
Ponsonby
Walpole
Wycombe Beaulieu Camden
Earl of Strafford
Carlisle
Bankrupts
War-Office
Surgoyne
Ammica
J. Dodfie
Pall Mall
Almon
Crowder
Robinson
G Idsmith
Minon
Kaw
Carlon
Fielding
Walker
Curis
Cadell
Richardson
Urquhars
William Sheppard
Brindle
Edward Hiletard
Lincolns-Inn
Towfttich
P. Urel
Aple
E. Brant
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