House of Commons Debates on Supply and Tax Reform
The House of Commons discussed royal supply and a plan to reduce taxes by a one percent annual surplus to pay national debt. Debates touched on private petitions, Dover Harbour repairs, and proposed reforms to land tax and other duties with projections for savings and annual payments.
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Pillars of British State Reform and new Ambassadors named
Reports from yesterday describe the King’s government planning major ministerial changes with Mr Jenkinson to be raised to Baron Addiscombe and to become Secretary of State. Lord North and Mr Pitt’s interview in Downing Street is noted, alongside new postings for Grey Cooper, Lord Mitford, and Lord Kenning ton. A new Libyan ambassador arrives at St James’s, with gifts noted.
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House of Peers
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Pembrokeshire
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Bart
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Haverford
Msador
Tripoli
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Leeward
England
Marsial
National Debt Reduction Scheme Concept Stated
The text outlines a hypothetical plan by Ninsaviy to reduce the national debt. It equates 20 years purchase value of land houses and personal property to a principal of 2006 milias and proposes an annual yield of one percent. It assumes income to fund debt reduction over time.
Haiazsa and Viacin Stage Incongruous Conert Snippet
Fragmentary OCR reads as a rough concert note listing performers Haiazsa Viacin Omar and A Tait ROUNG ThE Worky at Covent Garden. The text is garbled and lacks clear event details or dates.
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Omar
State Lottery Begins Drawing in February 1766
State lottery draws start Monday the 6th of Fubriay 1766. Tickets and chances are sold by Mel Wenham at No Et Poultry London with no connection to other lotteries. Government securities are bought and sold by commission. No business before eight and after eight except Saturdays.
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India
South Sea
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Macneal
Prices of Stocks at Noon on This Day
Prices of stocks and bonds listed for this day at twelve o'clock show declines in several issues. The market includes 3 percent reduced, government and corporate issues, with notes on new Navy life tickets and scrip.
Trading to the buf dither te Deredy aie Sy 3
Fragmentary record from 1786 notes a plan involving the United Company, Bhonts of Backs, and a charter. Mentions terms, builders, tonnage, and a pact with the Secretary to be laid before the Court. Thomas Morton is named as secretary.
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United Company
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