Debated British American reconciliation in House of Peers
Yesterday in the House of Peers a debate on Lord Chatham's Bill sought reconciliation with America. It proposed a sovereign British over American colonies, a legal Congress for America with empowered delegates, and a tax-free period funded by a yearly subsidy to pay national debt.
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House of Peers
Lord Chatham
Great Britain
América
American
America
Duke of Grafton
Hillsborough
England
Indian Oil and War Petition Debate at Birmingham
In the House of Commons on Tuesday discussions arose over a Petition from Birmingham merchants and inhabitants regarding war measures and commerce with North America. Mr Burke moved to expose alleged improper influence, but the motion failed 87 to 37. The debate highlighted whether non traders should weigh in Parliament, with administration defending Acts enforcement. Other business included reading state papers, militia costs, and petitions from Leeds and London merchants on American trade.
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Lord North
Meil
Hancock
Cushing
Adams
Plympton
Devonshire
Curry
Newcastle
Staffordshire
America
Iflem
Tunttall
Coleridge
Shelton
Héry
Otcke Lane
Dell Lane
London
Paris
Storkes
Notingham East- Indiaman
East-India Company
Portmouth
Bencoolen
England
Bombay
Cape
Huntingdon
Pigou
Delagoe
Johanna
Euphrates
Antony
Smyrna
Lyons
Baron Perret
Fujface
Hertford
Ksex
Chelmsford
Kent
Maidstone
Sussex
East Grinstead
Surry
Kingston Upon Thames
Francis Molyneux
Maidstone- Goal
Greenwich
Woolwich
Richard Arnold
Thomas Gibson
George Bishop
Saltpetre Bank
Justice Sherwood
Newgate
Alexander Dresden
Falcon-court
Southwark
Mile End Turnpike
William Dodd
D. L
Clarehall
Cambridge
Winge
Buckinghamhire
Hockliff
Chalgrave
Bedfordshire
Guy
Court of Chancery
Tooke’s Court
Carey-street
Haddin
Justice Naires
Miss Davy
Davy
Great Queen-street
Lincoln’s Inn Fields
John Gretton
Birmingham
Burke
North America
Birsmingham
Penn
Philadelphia
West India Islands
Sawbridge
Alderman Oliver
Moysey
Bath
Grosvenor
Drake
Charles Turner
Glynn
Great Britain
Scotland
Lascelles
Alermen
Leeds
Committee
Hartley
Merchans, &c
Notable Surrender Notices From Liverpool and London Trades
An OCR fragment lists multiple surrender dates and names across UK towns. Entries mention Willan Craven and James Hachilign from Edinburgh area, Thoms Dodson of New Windsor, and Moses Dias Fernandez of Chapel Street as merchants and drapers. others include Jonathan Brand and George’s Coffee-bowl in Liverpool. The text records various estates, dividends, adjournments, and seals of certification for estate and business matters with specific Feb dates and locations such as Guildhall, Leith, Houndsditch, and King Street.
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Babbgi
Willa Clake
St Leoppee
James Hachilign
Edinburgh
Leith
Willan Craven
St. James
Clerkenw
Viathetse
Thoms Dodson
New Windsor
Berks, Brace
James Set Waver
St. Mary
Mzfon
Fran Molloy
Maidstone
Mercer
Moses
Dias Fernandez
Fchifchistreet
Samuel Ro
William Hart
Whitby
Yorkshire
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Lorn Sandwich
Port
Lorient
Amsterdam
Lord Sandwich
Lord Lyttelton
Eas
Lord Camden
Lord Gover
Duce
Richmond
Lorp
Duke of Manchester
Lorpy
Dartmouth
New York
Alexander Colden
Colden
David Colden
Gage
Valentine Jones
Edward Cane
Winn
Phitehavens
Colombine
Collins
Dublin
Mager
Mall
Thames
Deal
William
Lamb
Honduras
Friendship
Bean
Antigua
Fortitude
Crabtree
Casco Bay
Downs
Spence
Gibraltar
W. Deal
Dominica
Sunderland
Union
Combs
Africa
Valhiant
Caton
Betty
Limeburner
Elizabeth
Smith
Knight, Battie
Liverpoole
Barcelona
St. George
Toone
Quebec
Beaumaris
Brothers
Walker
Cafeo Bay
Stangate Creek
Polly
Sybres
Naples
Anamaboe
Wortmaus
Martin
Iron
Plymouth
Yeamans
Shaw
Doverswan
Jenkins
Nantucket
London Bridge
Bear-Key
Joseph How
William Marshall
Lendon
House of Commons
Engeland
Owen
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