Indian surplus and British debt debate in Parliament
Parliament discusses the Indian revenue surplus and its potential application to British debts. Francis and Pitt counter claims about India’s revenue health while Fox and Pitt defend positions. a debate on the propriety and impact of allocating Indian funds continues amid calls for further discussion and accountability.
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India
Fox
Pitt
Great Britain
Hanover
Francis
Pit
Moledoochere
Asta
Dutieric
Daets
System of Modern Geography
An 18th century prospectus for Guthrie and Ferguson’s System of Modern Geography. It proclaims a new edition with expanded maps, an indexed place name list, a table of national costs in English money, and a chronological table of events from Creation to present. It notes additional astronomical content and price justification by the publishers.
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Guinea
Mars
New
System of Modern
William Guthrie
James Ferguson
F.r.s.lonton
C. Dilly
G. J
J. Robinson
Public per l debate on ancient poets morals in schools
An eighteenth–century scholarly notice discusses whether printed editions of Juvenal and Horace with notes and morals should be available to youth. It argues for or against exposures that might corrupt morals and calls on guardians and authorities to inspect lesson content for propriety and virtue.
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Otavoy
Uiem
Nfis
Caroli
Ula Scholarum
Prates
Persie
Literpretationia Ltd
Ager
Bbe
Gatira
Horace
Javenry
Irish Parliament Opens with Address on Public Affairs
The Lord Lieutenant opened the Irish Parliament with a speech urging attention to national debt prevention, public service supplies, police reform, and enforcement of laws. He emphasized protection of property, industry, agriculture, linen, and moral improvement as aims for prosperity. An address to the Sovereign and to the Lord Lieutenant was moved and carried.
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Chnister Sejouis
Levant Trade Duty Revisions Reported in State Papers
The Levant trade and Mediterranean navigation bodies petitioned for foreign bottom ships to bear reduced duties as earlier wars waned. High Mightinesses revived a 5 percent levy on foreign bottoms importing Levant merchandise into Holland, with exemptions for current crews until discharged. The letter from Francesa notes shipping incidents near St Marys and navigational orders, while other items describe royal progress, naval staffing, and currency inquiries in Dublin and Beutiels.
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Levant
Amterdam
England
Leydeng Hoorn
Rosterdam
Additin
Sthof
Ber
Holland
Fuch
Temple Becomes British Consul General in United States
The United States Congress recognizes John Temple as Consul-General of Britannic Majesty in the U S. despite no current commercial treaty. He enjoys all implied privileges and authority of a consul general between nations without a treaty, and copies of the resolutions will be sent to state executives for information.
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United States
Department of Foreign Affairs
J. Temple
John ‘Temple
John Temple
Egbe
Unitng
Cuharres Tromrson
Royal Winter Arrangements and Mourning Orders Noted
Dispatches describe Majesty’s winter residence shift to the Queen’s Palace and court mourning orders for Princess Charlotte Wilhelmine. It records arrivals of royal personages and a Vienna meeting with Archduchess and Duke of the Tefchen, noting health and travel details.
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Windsor
Queen’s Palace
Wisidtor
Charlotte Wilhelmine
Hesse
Darmu Dt
Prince Charles of
Vienna
Sand
Surrender notices and certificates from Guildhall and Temple
A historic list of individuals including lari Meisis Thomas and Robert Peake of Cornwall and others from Duck Erckcourt Shadwell and Deptford seeking legal surrender dates in early 18th century fashion. The notices appoint attorneys and note surrenders or certificates to be granted by February 14 March dates at Guildhall Temple and related offices.
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Lari Meisis
Thomas
Robert Peake
Bute Tadie
Mary-ie- ‘Bone
Greer
Harman
James Hodson
Kegworth
Leisuershire
Guildtkilt
London
Attoriney
Tefree Hethcote
Walter
Shadwell
Alington’ Hodges
Erckcourt
Fidile Temple
Samuel Leman
Hoxie
Suffolk
Jeremias Coghlan
Brutel
Efficacy of Prayer and Intercession Treatise Review
A fragmentary note reviews volumes on the efficacy of prayer and intercession and the Christian faith. It mentions Samuel Ogden of Cambridge and life of the author by Dr. Hafo, bishop of Gloucester, with printer in St. Pacis Churchyard.
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de. Ha Foe
Gloucester
Cormfiidges
St. Pacis Churce Yard
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