Crowned efforts against excise in Southwark and London trade
Merchants, traders, and inhabitants of Southwark meet to oppose any new Excise or extension of Excise Laws. A 21-member committee is to press MPs in Parliament, urging unity and lawful action to protect trade and liberties. London grocers join in backing the stance, citing harm to commerce and the rights of the kingdom. Also reports ship movements, storms, and weather related delays affecting cargoes and sea routes.
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Southwark
House of Commons
City of
London
Chapmen
Thomas and Mary of
Norman
Gallipoly
Bristol
Bay of Gibraltar
Cadiz
Langlois
Charente
Dunkirk
Penzance
Paddington
St. Christopher’s
South
Newington
Kingsland
Smith
John
Constant
Edward Clampet
Sarah
John Brock
England
Holland
Molley
William Clotterbook
Rotterdam
Amity
Benjamin Mellith
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John and
Francis
Elwood
Sr. Chrristopher
S. Wind
Osbaldiston
York
Oxford
Lecker
A Bie
Dur- Ld
Bath and Wells
Stebbing
Naylor
Winchester
Bangor
Lockier
Peterborough
Hereford
Chamberlain
Herring
Rochester
St. David's
Cowper
Newcome
Gloucester
St. Asaph
Waterland
Westminster
Lord Almoner
Grafton
His Majesty’s Chapel
Whitehall
Creswick
Lovell
Lavington
Hutton
Jones
Pearce
Bernard
Lyttleton
Cobden
Thistlethwaite
Crow
Bundy
Inert
ByFenny
Litch
Naples
N.S
River of Thames
Alhallows the Great
St. Olave
St. Peter
Cheapside
St. George
St. Giles’s
Cripplegate
South Sea
Bank Rsorhalf
India
Irgt
Afrcan
York Buildings
Royal Exchange Assurance
London Assurance
S. Welch Dirror
Dirco