Westminster Petition Names in Parliament Journals
Fragmentary notice references the Independent Electors of Westminster and a petition with names appearing in the Journals of Parliament. The readable text hints at hearing dates and authority, with unclear surrounding context and numerous garbled phrases.
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Westminster
Aurelian
Hawkers and Pedlars Licence Reform Proposal
A London Evening fragment outlines a printed proposal to regulate hawkers and pedlars across the realm. It details annual licenses for foot or horse travel, inspection by church wardens, stamped permits, penalties for counterfeiting, and restricted selling zones. It cites old rents and taxes and calls for proportional fees reflecting modern costs.
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Ridin
Chapman
Euch
Peron
Excise
Philip
Desirable Kent Rectory For Sale With Glebe Land
For sale is a very desirable rectory in Kent with annual tithes and over two hundred acres of glebe land. Located in a clean healthy area thirty miles from London and near a market town and turnpike road. The incumbent is fifty. For details contact Mr J Anson, attorney at Cannon Row Westminster.
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Glebe
Kent
London
Turnphike Road
J. Anson
Cannon-row
Westminster
Debate on King's Debt Bill and British Policy
The interior cabinet at Buckingham House plans a general message demanding a sum of about one million without details. A pro-government majority supports the move, backing the cabinet's measures, while discussions reference historical precedents and an Anglo-American context with notes on trade, taxes, and parliamentary actions.
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Interior Cabinet
Buckingham House
Pris
New York
Trelan
Gage
Bolton
Peedysnor
Ameritas
the Providents
Orgravily
Printer Advice Lead To Loft Barn Meeting
A fragment mentions A B contacting a printer to arrange a loft barn meeting. The text implies advice or instructions were given to set up the rendezvous. No clear names, dates, or locations beyond the loft barn setting.
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A. B
Patent Blacking Cakes for Shining Shoes and Boots
An advertisement for By the KING patent blacking cakes describes a water-activated liquid polish for shoes and boots. It promises a superior, durable shine without staining fingers, with flexible wear and a smooth feather finish. Sold by Bayley and listed merchants in London and Newbury at 6d per cake.
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Ae Jojefale
Bayley
Per “Amet
Fir
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